Retreats

Kairos is a three-day, two-night retreat model offered multiple times throughout the year for juniors and seniors. The retreat is led by the Kairos Leadership team and is for students wishing to grow deeper in faith and in relationship. Through opportunities of Mass, Adoration, and Confession, students come to see themselves connected to God, and they leave ready to take ownership of their faith. The retreat is held at Stillwater Catholic Retreat Center in Abbeville.

Quest is an overnight voluntary retreat for STM freshmen and sophomores and only offered once a year. Held at beautiful Dry Creek Baptist Center in Dry Creek, La., Quest has been an awesome weekend for building new friendships, rekindling old, and bonding as a class. Quest, led by our senior Quest team, is the largest retreat put on by STM Campus Ministry designed to introduce and invite teenagers to a personal relationship with Jesus. Quest is best described as high energy and "off the hook" fun!

Crossroads Retreat is a Quest follow-up retreat offered for STM freshmen & sophomores. Crossroads will be held at ABC Retreat Center in Richard, Louisiana. 

This is a retreat full of energy, laughter, adventure, and memories for a life-time. Designed to introduce underclassmen to Jesus and invite them into a personal relationship with Him, Crossroads is offered once a year in the spring.

Talitha Koum is an all girls retreat on October 5 - 6 at Jesuit Spirituality Center in Grand Couteau, LA.  The retreat is open to STM Junior and Senior girls.

The goal of the retreat is to encourage the young ladies on our campus to grow in their spiritual lives, to build community among one another and to develop a deeper understanding of their own inherent dignity and value.

Details and logistics will be emailed to those who registered for the retreat.

REGISTER HERE

He took the child by the hand and said to her, “Talitha koum,” which means, “Little girl, I say to you, arise!" The girl, a child of twelve, arose immediately and walked around. [At that] they were utterly astounded.(Mark 5:41)