Step away from the noise of daily life and experience the peace of Saint Meinrad Archabbey.
Whether you’re seeking spiritual renewal, discernment, or simply time with God, our Benedictine hospitality, beautiful surroundings, and guided retreats offer a sacred space to listen, pray, and grow.
Check-in time for retreats is 2-4 p.m. Central Time. Vespers in the Archabbey Church is at 5 p.m., followed by supper. The opening conference typically begins at 7:30 p.m. The retreat concludes with lunch on the last day of the program. A complete schedule will be provided at check-in.
If you would like to arrive or depart on dates other than the scheduled retreat start and end, please contact us at guestservices@saintmeinrad.edu or by calling 812-357-6611.
To register online, begin by clicking on the title of the retreat that interests you.
Take some time to ponder the great mysteries of Christ’s life, death, and resurrection this week by active and reflective participation in prayer with the monastic community as well as supplemental...
Preists Retreat
The gospel of John contains material that was used by the early Christians to proclaim what faith in Jesus Christ implied. Much of this material was p...
This retreat will explore the history and spirituality of the rosary and ways to enhance our practice of this treasured prayer.
Follow the footsteps of Saint Paul the Apostle in the Greek Isles, one of the most storied regions of the world.
Participants in this set of basket weaving classes will learn the fundamentals of weaving a twined-style basket.
Participants in this set of basket weaving classes will learn the fundamentals of weaving a twined-style basket.
This retreat will explore its rich history and spirituality and will help retreatants pray and participate more deeply in the Holy Eucharist.
Participants in this set of basket weaving classes will learn the fundamentals of weaving a twined-style basket.
Retreat conferences will center on the teachings of St. Paul to explore what Christ has done for us through his Incarnation.
In the gospel of John, Jesus uses signs to unfold who Jesus is and his relationship to God. These signs often came in the form of stories that were both interesting and challenging. This retr...