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pmankow
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Hello,
I am curious about guided Catholic retreats within 4 or so hours of Denver. I am willing to travel further if necessary. I would like to spend 3 days to a week. An Ignatian guided retreat I think is what I am looking for. However, any guided retreat with a competent spiritual director director who is faithful to the church and her teachings will work.
I found the Sacred Heart Retreat Center in Sedalia, CO but when I look at the staff I don’t see any collars on the priest in their photos… In other words, these photos and a review I found online make me concerned about their ‘flavor’ of Catholicism.
I am at a place in life where I have come to a cross roads in terms of career and family- in other words, those large goals that you work towards your entire life as a young person. Now, in my late thirties I think I need to re-calibrate and make sure I am on the right track. It seems that I am just going through the paces of the day to day.
Thank you!
I am curious about guided Catholic retreats within 4 or so hours of Denver. I am willing to travel further if necessary. I would like to spend 3 days to a week. An Ignatian guided retreat I think is what I am looking for. However, any guided retreat with a competent spiritual director director who is faithful to the church and her teachings will work.
I found the Sacred Heart Retreat Center in Sedalia, CO but when I look at the staff I don’t see any collars on the priest in their photos… In other words, these photos and a review I found online make me concerned about their ‘flavor’ of Catholicism.
I am at a place in life where I have come to a cross roads in terms of career and family- in other words, those large goals that you work towards your entire life as a young person. Now, in my late thirties I think I need to re-calibrate and make sure I am on the right track. It seems that I am just going through the paces of the day to day.
Thank you!
