FAITH
RETREATS
- Ignatian Leadership Retreat
- Connect Retreat
- Discernment Retreat
- Eco-Justice Retreat
- "Finding God in All Things" Retreat
- First Year Experience Day of Reflection
- Ignatian Guided Weekend
- Lenten Retreat in Daily Life
- Marquette Experience Retreats
- Salt & Light Retreat
- Silent Directed Retreat
- Retreat Leaders
- Retreat Policies
February 7-9, 2014
What has your faith been like? What have been your struggles? Where is God in your experiences at Marquette? How can your faith be more active in your daily life? While exploring these questions, first year students will be able to form community with others who are seeking to invite and experience God's presence in their lives.
The Connect Retreat is a great opportunity for First Year students to take time away from campus and meet a whole new circle of friends who are also in the midst of their transition into Marquette life. We’ll have time for reflection, prayer, and conversation with other 1st year students. The student Retreat Leaders are all sophomores-seniors who have experienced their own struggles and joys of the 1st year of college and are excited to share those with 1st year students.
Come find companions for your journey on a Marquette Connect Retreat!
Open to:
First Year students at Marquette.
Cost:
$50 covers transportation, food, and lodging for the weekend.
Location:
Lutherdale Ministries - Elkhorn, WI
Schedule:
Meet at Campus Ministry (AMU 236) at 5 p.m., Friday
Return to Marquette by 1 p.m., Sunday
What should I bring?
Lutherdale is a camp/retreat center environment with a lake and many acres of land to walk and explore. Plan to dress for the weather, including jackets, hats, gloves, and comfortable walking shoes for time spent outside.
Your retreat fee covers the cost of transportation to and from the retreat center, as well as meals during the retreat.
For the retreat, bedding, pillows, and towels are provided by the retreat center. There are separate men’s and women’s restrooms and showers on each floor.
Other items to pack:
- A journal or notebook and a couple of writing instruments
- A snack or beverage to share with everyone
- Your own water bottle
- Your own personal toiletries (toothpaste, shampoo, etc.)
- Any prescriptions or medications that you use regularly
- A flashlight may be helpful for walking outside after dark
- DON'T BRING homework, laptops, iPods, or other distractions
For any questions or for further information:
Emily Schumacher-Novak
(414) 288-3058
or...
Stop by the Campus Ministry office in AMU 236
(414) 288-6873
Campus Ministry
