Sacred spaces hosted by the Passionist family—places of prayer, rest, and renewal rooted in the charism of the Passion.
Mater Dolorosa Passionist Retreat Center celebrates the activation of its new solar installation, putting care for creation into practice while supporting its retreat ministry for years to come.
As we prepare to celebrate Priesthood Sunday on September 27, watch Fr. Mike Higgins, CP, reflect on the gift of priesthood and the sacred privilege of accompanying people through life’s joys and sorrows.
Fr. Mike Higgins, CP, reflects on Hispanic Heritage Month and the faith, culture and relationships that have enriched the Passionist Family across generations.
Discover seven signs it may be time to step away from the busyness of everyday life and make space for rest, prayer and a deeper encounter with God.
Fr. Mike Higgins, CP, reflects on the importance of retreat ministry as a place where the Passionists welcome people into prayer, help them encounter God in the realities of their lives and create space to listen.
As a new retreat season begins, the Passionists continue a centuries-old tradition of offering welcoming spaces where people can step away, encounter God and find renewal through prayer, reflection and the memory of Christ’s Passion.
On World Honey Bee Day, the beehives at St. Paul of the Cross Passionist Retreat & Conference Center in Detroit highlight the Passionist commitment to caring for creation and protecting our common home.
The first retreat at Mater Dolorosa Passionist Retreat Center was preached in 1926 beneath the shade of the beloved "old rubber tree," a Moreton Bay Fig that still stands on the property today. That first gathering in 1926 marked the beginning of a ministry that has transformed countless lives.
St. Paul Passionist Retreat and Conference Center shares their latest news and meaningful opportunities to live out the Passionist charism.
Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center shares their latest news and meaningful opportunities to live out the Passionist charism.