2025 + 2026 Multiday Retreats

Poetry of Faith: Lives of Expansiveness and Resilience

Faith is at the heart of the spiritual journey, giving it direction and purpose. Poetry is sacred writing and can deepen our faith. We’ll find inspiration in the works of poets like George Herbert, John Donne, Maya Angelou, Nikki Giovanni, Evelyn Underhill, and Anne Sexton. Come for a time of listening with the ears of the heart and writing with the souls of your fingers, led by priest and Director for Spiritual Formation Rev. Dr. Mark Francisco Bozzuti-Jones and Associate Director for Spiritual Practices Dr. Kathy Bozzuti-Jones.

Rest, Reconnect, and Listen: Discernment for Deeper Living [Silent retreat]

Whether you’re going through a major life change, desire a new life path, or need time for quiet contemplation, this silent retreat will help you deepen your spiritual journey. Come pray, read, write, and walk in nature, led by priest and Director for Spiritual Formation Rev. Dr. Mark Francisco Bozzuti-Jones. Space is limited to six people.

God, AI, and the Human Being

Gain an understanding of both the history and the current state of AI, with special attention on the ethical issues that AI creates. Led by scientist and theologian Clay Williams, we will also reflect theologically on what it would mean for human beings to create “intelligent” machines and our responsibility as members of faith communities. 

Thanksgiving Retreat

Gather with us to celebrate the abundance of God’s love gifted to us. Indoor and outdoor activities, with plenty of quiet time, will support reflection on our blessings. Prayer, worship, and community reflection will punctuate our late-autumn days together in the New England woods and culminate around the Thanksgiving table. Come for just a few days or the whole week — we're happy to have you for as long as you can make it.

Family Epiphany Retreat

Join Trinity’s Children, Youth, and Family staff for a cozy winter weekend at the Trinity Retreat Center. Spend the last days of the holiday break enjoying games by the fireplace, snowy hikes, hot cocoa, and carols. Connect with other Trinity families and start the new year grounded in community. Space is limited, so be sure to register by December 7. 

Spiritual Work and the Enneagram: An Extended Retreat

The Rev. Michelle Meech

Discover the Enneagram as a tool for deep spiritual growth and personal transformation. 

During this weeklong retreat, we’ll explore your Enneatype (distinct personality type) through immersive teaching, spiritual exercises, and meditative practice. The Enneagram offers a map for awakening—revealing the unconscious patterns that keep us stuck and guiding us toward deeper presence, compassion, and wholeness.  

To Comfort the Afflicted: An Ignatian (Jesuit) Approach to Suffering

Fr. William Campbell, S.J.

Explore the wisdom of Ignatian Spirituality as a guide through life’s challenges.

Led by Fr. William Campbell, this reflective retreat draws on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius and biblical stories to help participants find meaning in experiences of pain, healing, and transformation.

Mary Magdalene as Spiritual Guide

The Rev. Heather Sisk

Walk the path of transformation with Mary Magdalene. 

Explore the timeless wisdom of Mary Magdalene as a guide for healing, resilience, and spiritual awakening. This retreat offers space for reflection through practices like labyrinth walking, journaling, and contemplative art. Open to all, wherever you are on your journey.

Rest, Reconnect, and Listen: Discernment for Deeper Living [Silent Retreat]

The Rev. Dr. Mark Francisco Bozzuti-Jones

Enter the silence and listen for what comes next.

A silent retreat offering space for prayer, rest, and reflection on life transitions, calling, and connection with God. Grounded in Scripture, poetry, and the life of Christ, this retreat supports anyone seeking clarity, renewal, and deeper faith. 

Dark Graces

Jessica Lodato

Find grace in the harder chapters.

This gentle retreat explores the idea of “Dark Graces”—those painful or uncertain seasons that, over time, reveal unexpected growth. Through meditation, reflection, and shared conversation, we’ll make space for what’s been heavy and consider how clarity, healing, and quiet transformation can emerge from life’s harder chapters.