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Lenten Retreat 2025

Mark your calendars and sign up now for the Fort Wayne Lenten Retreat!  We will have breakfast and lunch provided with coffee available all morning. Father Royce will be speaking on the Seven Last Words of Christ and there will be discussion time and Eucharistic Adoration. We may have a guest speaker as well!

The morning will start with Mass in the St Vincent de Paul church at 8:15 am. This will end around 9:00 am and the retreat will then start in the Life Center building with breakfast and coffee. We will have signs out. There will be talks and discussion times in the morning, lunch, and then Eucharistic Adoration after lunch. We expect the retreat to end about 2:30.

Please RSVP for the retreat so that we have a rough idea of how much food to arrange. Please come anyway even if you haven’t signed up ahead of time. We should have room for spouses as well! Click HERE to RSVP. Click on Paypal link here or in the RSVP to pay ahead (preferred).

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