Men’s Retreat
Ministry Leader: Dan Jaeger
If you’re interested in learning more or getting involved, email Dan Jaeger.
Age Groups: Adults, Seniors
Schedule: Varies

February 5-7, 2027
Cost: Private room: $280 OR Shared room: $260
“Parables of Jesus – Envelopes of Truth” with our spiritual director again being Fr. Charlie Lachowitzer.
This retreat, like previous years, includes a great deal of time dedicated to fellowship with like-minded Christian men, and solitude where God can speak directly to you. Comfortable accommodations and meals prepared with love. Don’t miss this special gift!
ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Fr. Charlie Lachowitzer is the current pastor at St Gerard Church in Brooklyn Park. Prior to that, he was the Vicar General for the Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis – the number two position behind the archbishop – serving for 8 years in that role. He also served as pastor in other Twin Cities parishes since being ordained in 1990. Prior to priesthood, he as a high school teacher and school district superintendent in Washington State. He grew up on the East Side of St Paul and graduated from Harding High School.
The retreat will be held at Dunrovin Retreat Center on February 5-7, 2027
Never been on a retreat, but feeling called? This is for you! All of your needs will be taken care of for this one weekend while you meet some new friends and grow closer to God. Say YES to this opportunity for spiritual growth, but don’t wait too long! Since we are limited to 45 spots at the retreat center, it is recommended that you reserve your spot ASAP!
REGISTRATION coming soon
Questions? Contact Dan Jaeger at 763-355-7317.
Men’s Retreat Schedule 2027
Friday, February 5
4-6:30pm – Pizza Social, Registration, Check-In at Dunrovin
7:00pm – Retreat Begins
8:30pm – Social
Saturday, February 6
8:00am – Rosary & Mass
9:00am – Breakfast
10:00am – Retreat Begins
12:00pm – Lunch
2:30pm – Confession
6:00pm – Dinner
8:00pm – Social
Sunday, February 7
8:00am – Rosary & Mass
9:00am – Breakfast
12:00pm – Retreat Ends






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