This retreat is open to women ages 18-39 who are seeking God's will for their lives and want to grow in discernment of God's will and prayer. Religious Sisters from various communities, Consecrated Virgins, and Consecrated women of the diocese will be giving talks on discerning God's will, understanding the consecrated life, prayer, testimonies of how they heard God's calling in their lives, and more. Retreat format: The Consecrated/Sisters will be in small groups and provide a joyful witness of what it means to be consecrated to the Lord as a Bride of Christ in service to His church. Mass (Saturday and Sunday), Adoration, Confession, Spiritual Mentorship and meals for Saturday and Breakfast Sunday, will be part of this retreat. Please note that Friday dinner is on your own before you arrive to the Retreat center. Time: Friday, December 4 at 7:00pm and end Sunday, December 6 at 11:00 am. Deadline to register is: November 27, 2026

This retreat is open to women ages 18-39 who are seeking God's will for their lives and want to grow in discernment of God's will and prayer. Religious Sisters from various communities, Consecrated Virgins, and Consecrated women of the diocese will be giving talks on discerning God's will, understanding the consecrated life, prayer, testimonies of how they heard God's calling in their lives, and more. Retreat format: The Consecrated/Sisters will be in small groups and provide a joyful witness of what it means to be consecrated to the Lord as a Bride of Christ in service to His church. Mass (Saturday and Sunday), Adoration, Confession, Spiritual Mentorship and meals for Saturday and Breakfast Sunday, will be part of this retreat. Please note that Friday dinner is on your own before you arrive to the Retreat center. Time: Friday, December 4 at 7:00pm and end Sunday, December 6 at 11:00 am. Deadline to register is: November 27, 2026

The Life-Giving Wounds Lansing Chapter is offering a series of one-day retreats in 2026 and 2027 for young adults and adults whose parents are divorced or separated. These retreats invite participants to move through the broken image of love witnessed in their parents’ relationship toward their deepest identity found in God. The sessions will help participants gain a greater understanding of the wound of divorce and its ongoing effects. Attendees will receive guidance on navigating difficulties with love and trust, while discovering how our faith, prayer life, and spiritual practices are essential to self-knowledge and healing. Our testimonies are from a Catholic point of view, and we welcome all children of divorce and separation regardless of faith tradition.