Entering the new year with Christ
A time apart to begin the new year in friendship with Christ.
Discover the spiritual stays, retreats, and special events organized by communities throughout the year.
There is something for everyone: silent retreats, renewal weekends, themed sessions, times of prayer or formation, open to all – believers and non-believers alike.
Browse the dates here, filter by type of stay or intended audience, and access practical information for each offering!
A time apart to begin the new year in friendship with Christ.
Enter the new year with the community!
A day at the convent to put God back at the center of your life
Skiing in the morning and spiritual activities in the afternoon, a weekend at Notre-Dame du Laus
A warm and welcoming place to take time for yourself
Learning from Saint Teresa of Ávila to discover the presence of God within us
For everyone who wants to be ready for the key moments of their year. The start of a new season is the perfect time to make intentional choices.
Discover the life of Carmelite nuns in Normandy!
Give yourself a time of spiritual renewal
For men and women of all ages; requires an engaged spiritual life.
An evening of formation and prayer with the Benedictine sisters of Montmartre
A weekend to listen to the Word of God
Magnificent humanity: let us be filled with wonder!
A weekend for young women (ages 16–35) following the rhythm of Carmelite life to rediscover silence and peace.
Skiing in the morning and spiritual activities in the afternoon, a weekend at Notre-Dame du Laus
For students and young professionals (18-35): talk, prayer, creative activities (singing, zither, drawing, gardening...). From 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A day at the Convent to (re)discover divine mercy
Pathways for biblical meditation
"Teach us to pray"
A weekend to find renewal before continuing your service.
This weekend is open to all couples: those on the journey, engaged, and married.
Two days to reflect on your relationship with money (and more broadly with what you own), shed light on your questions, and embrace a peaceful and joyful dynamic in this area.
A week of vacation combining skiing and spiritual activities, for all ages!
Begin Lent with a time of recollection and conversion
Meditating together
The pilgrimage is open to married couples.
A weekend for young women (ages 16–35) following the rhythm of Carmelite life to rediscover silence and peace.
A week of vacation combining skiing and spiritual activities, for all ages!
For all couples: dating, engaged, or married.
An evening of formation and prayer with the Benedictine sisters of Montmartre
Discovering the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
Adjusting relationships from a Christian perspective
What is spiritual combat and how do we engage in it?
Letting beauty spring forth
A weekend to prepare for Easter
A week of vacation combining skiing and spiritual activities, for all ages!
You do not need to be a believer to go on a retreat at an abbey. Many abbeys welcome people from all walks of life, whether they are committed to a faith or simply seeking calm, meaning, or inner stillness.
The spiritual setting is offered as a space for experience and discovery, respecting each person's individual journey, with no requirement for religious affiliation.
It is entirely possible to go on a retreat alone at a monastery or abbey. This type of individual retreat offers a time of silence and personal withdrawal, without a specific group program.
Guests generally have access to simple accommodation and an environment conducive to introspection, while sharing certain communal moments that are part of monastic life.
A spiritual retreat at an abbey unfolds according to the rhythm of the place and the community that inhabits it. Retreatants are invited to follow a structured framework, marked by regular times of silence, prayer, and community life.
The day is generally punctuated by the Divine Office, personal time, and moments of rest, offering a stable environment conducive to recollection and meditation.
Abbeys and monasteries do not operate like commercial establishments. The financial contribution requested most often covers the cost of accommodation and meals, according to each person's means. In many places, it is a free-will or suggested offering, so that everyone can go on a retreat regardless of their financial situation.
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