Family Honor, a Catholic organization with formal approval from the Diocese of Charleston, is hosting a “Parenting with Theology of the Body (TOB)” retreat at the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Conyers, Georgia. Designed within the peaceful environment of a Trappist monk’s weekend retreat ... Read more
Called to Be One (LLASU) is a Catholic movement, working for the Archdiocese of Atlanta, with support from the Office of Evangelization and Discipleship. The group is made up of married couples and volunteer Catholic priests, committed to preparing Spanish-speaking couples who will marry under ... Read more
Join us for a Morning of Reflection for separated and divorced Catholics. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from Fr. Dan Ketter, pastor of Our Lady of the Assumption and former head of the Metropolitan Tribunal, Laura Miller, and Bishop John Tran, who will celebrate ... Read more
Looking to discern to which vocation God is calling you? Come pray and retreat with our Lord as you listen with the ear of your heart. For women between 18-35 years old. Schedule includes: REGISTER HERE
The Office of Victim Assistance has scheduled a three-day guided meditation and prayer program for women whose abuse by another has deeply affected their heart, mind, body and soul. Registration deadline is Friday, September 25. Have you experienced or are you experiencing dread, confusion, deep ... Read more
A retreat for for separated or legally divorced Catholics looking to stay faithful to the vows made on your wedding day. Hosted by Catholics for Marriage Restoration (CFMR) and the Archdiocese of Atlanta.
The Life-Giving Wounds Atlanta Chapter is offering three one-day retreats in 2026 for young adults and adults whose parents are divorced or separated. These retreats invite participants to move through the broken image of love witnessed in their parents’ relationship toward their deepest identity found in ... Read more
ECHO is a truly unique Catholic retreat experience, rooted in St. John Paul II’s Theology of the Body. Traditionally a week-long retreat, this ‘mini’ version beautifully provides a taste of the full ECHO experience. Combining dynamic talks, prayer and sacraments, daily Mass and Adoration, small group discussions, artistic expression, and authentic community, ECHO takes participants on a journey to answer the deepest questions of the human heart. Questions such as: “Who am I?” “What is my vocation?” “How can I truly find happiness?” “What is God’s plan for my life?”
