Our listings of retreat programs have been growing. We are providing a new service to seekers (churches, individuals, corporations) to find retreats by state. So if you know of a retreat center, retreat program, workshop or retreat event that would benefit from being listed on this web site please click to submit your information and share with other seekers.

The retreat centers are listed alphabetically. Those centers that offer spiritual direction or private retreats are marked with a light yellow color.

To search this Virginia state calendar for scheduled workshops and programs, scan down the page by date to locate our featured retreats with their web page and email links. Please book mark this page for future reference. Thank You.

Bristow
(Manassas)

Web Site
Email
(804) 783-7903

First Friday Retreats - Theme: Medieval Women Monastics and Religious Women. From 10 AM to 2 PM with Mass at 11:30. Lunch Included.

McLean

Web Site
Email
(703) 356-4243

Dominican Retreat offers numerous women’s, men’s, women and men’s, specialized weekend retreats, and workshops throughout the year. Generally, the retreat begins at 7:15 PM Friday and concludes at 3 PM on Sunday. Times of workshops may vary.

Richmond

Web Site
Email
(804) 783-7903

This retreat for lawyers and other legal professionals is co-sponsored by the St. Thomas More society of Richmond and Richmond Hill. It will be led by Christopher M. Malone and a team of lawyers.

McLean

Web Site
Email
(703) 356-4243

The weekend will include daily mass, conferences, discussion groups, reconciliation, rosary, adoration, and private prayer time. All activities are optional.

Father Henry is a priest of the Archdiocese of Baltimore. He has graduate degrees in Theology (DeSales School of Theology) and counseling (Villanova University, as well as training in Spiritual Direction and Ignatian spirituality (Jesuit Center for Spiritual Growth).

Richmond

Web Site
Email
(804) 783-7903

This retreat is intended for therapists, spiritual directors, clergy and others seeking to help persons experiencing post-traumatic stress. It will focus on prayer and other spiritual resources for healing. This retreat will be led by Nigel Mumford, director of the Oratory of the Little Way in Gaylordsville, Ct. Persons wishing to attend this retreat should request an application from Brenda Quinby at Richmond Hill, 804-783-7903.

McLean

Web Site
Email
(703) 356-4243

Dominican Retreat offers numerous women’s, men’s, women and men’s, specialized weekend retreats, and workshops throughout the year. Generally, the retreat begins at 7:15 PM Friday and concludes at 3 PM on Sunday. Times of workshops may vary.

McLean

Web Site
Email
(703) 356-4243

Dominican Retreat offers numerous women’s, men’s, women and men’s, specialized weekend retreats, and workshops throughout the year. Generally, the retreat begins at 7:15 PM Friday and concludes at 3 PM on Sunday. Times of workshops may vary.

Richmond

Web Site
Email
(804) 783-7903

These retreats offer those new to contemplative prayer as well as contemplative prayer veterans an opportunity to come away and experience God’s presence in quiet. Deborah Streicker, a spiritual director at Richmond Hill, will guide participants into the silence with selected readings and meditations and offer gentle support during their time here.

Smithfield

Web Site
Email
(757) 255-2366

Creation Spirituality School

Bristow
(Manassas)

Web Site
Email
(804) 783-7903

First Friday Retreats - Theme: Medieval Women Monastics and Religious Women. From 10 AM to 2 PM with Mass at 11:30. Lunch Included.

McLean

Web Site
Email
(703) 356-4243

Weekend Retreats Offered for Spanish Speaking Men - Father Jose Lobotan, OFM

Richmond

Web Site
Email
(804) 783-7903

The goal of this retreat is to foster personal healing. It is designed for women who feel they need some respite from their daily activities, who are seeking to enhance their spiritual life and who would like to forge new bonds of sisterhood.

McLean

Web Site
Email
(703) 356-4243

Merton’s writing commends a continuing need for “inner work” and “centering” as we journey toward the goal of establishing a more peaceful and just common life with our neighbors. The retreat focuses on important themes in Merton’s life and writings that can assist us with our own “inner work” that supports our public and communal work. This ecumenical retreat invites both the new and established reader of Merton’s work. The weekend program will include presentations and periods of silence, moments of group reflection, and private prayer facilitated by Jonathan Montaldo.

McLean

Web Site
Email
(703) 356-4243

Come away to the quiet and peace of Dominican Retreat. Take time to pause, to reflect on, and to strengthen your personal relationship with God and with your family, friends and neighbors. Allow that spiritual grace to nourish and strengthen your faith so that you may be comforted in these most troubled times.

The Program includes daily conference and celebration of the Eucharist, scripture readings, time for reflection, exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, daily celebration of the Eucharist and private prayer and meditation.

The retreat begins on Friday evening at 7:30 PM and concludes on Sunday at 3:00 PM.

Bristow
(Manassas)

Web Site
Email
(804) 783-7903

First Friday Retreats - Theme: Medieval Women Monastics and Religious Women. From 10 AM to 2 PM with Mass at 11:30. Lunch Included.

Smithfield

Web Site
Email
(757) 255-2366

Silent Directed Retreat for Individuals

Richmond

Web Site
Email
(804) 783-7903

This retreat is meant to enhance your own pilgrimage through the season of Advent. Welcome the coming King.

McLean

Web Site
Email
(703) 356-4243

This special weekend is scheduled for individuals who are living with serious physical illness. The program is designed for people who might not be able to attend one of our regular retreat weekends due to the nature of their illness. A team composed of volunteer priests, doctors, nurses, Sisters and helpers are on hand to assist retreatants. If you would like to attend this retreat, please call us. Or, if you know someone who is facing serious illness and who might find a retreat experience especially helpful, why not invite him or her to join us?

Please book mark this page for future reference. Thank You.