Men
January 17-20, 2019

Women
April 25-28, 2019

Registration for  ACTS Retreats begin 3-4 months prior to the retreat. 
Notices will be placed in the Bulletin, on FaceBook, the website and emailed to all former ACTS Retreatants. 

Registration is OPEN for the Men's ACTS Retreat: January 17-20, 2019

Download the form here.  
Registration must be printed and mailed into the office.

What is an ACTS Retreat?

ACTS Missions spreads the Gospel of Jesus Christ among Catholic Communities by promulgating ACTS.

 An ACTS Retreat is a parish-based event which offers parishioners an opportunity to experience the love of Jesus Christ. This in turn fosters a desire for intentional discipleship.

ACTS Retreats are given by parishioners for parishioners, and in this way, serve to build Christian community at a parish.      

 The ACTS Retreat begins Thursday evening and ends with Sunday Mass in the parish. While utilizing prayer, service, and teaching, the ACTS Retreat meets people where they are in their spiritual journey and invites them to experience God in a manner that is both personal and communal.

In this way, the ACTS Retreat fulfills the mission of: "Spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ among Catholic communities through ACTS."

The ACTS Retreat experience is rooted in the Pascal Mystery in that retreatants are invited to reflect on the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Throughout the weekend, they are invited to prayerfully consider how they can respond to His love by spiritually surrendering to Jesus in order to have new life with Him. This invitation is extended through the pillars of the apostolate:

Adoration - A response to God's love through prayer and worship

Community - Participating in the One Body of Christ as Church

Theology - Deepening our relationship with God in order to better fulfill His will 

Service - Answering the call to discipleship by following the model He gave us

Jan 17-20         ACTS Men  @  Acadian Baptist Center 
Apr 25-28          ACTS Women @  Acadian Baptist Center