Adult retreats continue growing, bearing fruit

From The Superior Catholic Herald...

Three retreat weekends for adults were hosted by the Diocese of Superior this winter, organized by the Office of Evangelization and Missionary Discipleship’s associate director, Loree Nauertz.

“Once again, the retreats were well received. It is such a gift to see the men and women of our diocese, and beyond, come together with such a joyful desire to worship together and grow in their love for Christ,” Nauertz shared.

Office director Christopher Hurtubise commented, “The men’s and women’s retreats were filled with so many graces again this year. Over the course of these weekends, there is just a tidal wave of graces: so many deep, deep confessions. So much beautiful time with the Lord in adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Such powerful preaching and teaching, leading the participants into a depth of prayer and lives of richer discipleship. So many connections with brothers or sisters from around the diocese and important relationships built or deepened. As we are finishing these retreats, we are already eager to provide the diocese with the gift of them again next year.”

More than 70 attended the men’s January retreat, and almost 250 women attended over the first two weekends in February.

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