Upcoming Retreats

Fr Brian D'Souza SJ conducts a Discernment Retreat every month for those seeking clarity on a way forward in life.

A weekend retreat rooted in Ignatian spirituality, inviting you to pause, attune your heart to God's voice, and respond with generous courage. Discover anew the call to follow Christ in your daily life through guided prayer, reflection, and spiritual conversation.
By Fr. Jeevan Mendonca SJ 

A special retreat designed for families to grow together in faith, love, and unity. Through Ignatian prayer, shared reflections, and moments of togetherness, families will rediscover their call as domestic churches and find strength in Christ to face life’s joys and challenges.
By Fr. Gerard Rodricks SJ

This intensive two-day program empowers mission partners engaged in pastoral ministry to lead with clarity, compassion, and spiritual depth. Drawing from Ignatian wisdom, participants will explore tools for discernment, collaborative leadership, and mission-rooted decision-making.
By Fr. Gerard Rodricks SJ & Adrian Rosario

A vital formation program promoting a culture of care, protection, and accountability within our ministries. Through input sessions, reflection, and discussion, participants will explore key principles and practices for safeguarding minors and vulnerable adults, rooted in Gospel values and Church teaching.
By Fr. Konrad Noronha SJ

Rooted in Ignatian values, this leadership program equips Jesuit educators and mission partners with tools to lead reflectively and effectively. Through prayerful discernment, shared experiences, and Ignatian pedagogy, participants will grow as leaders who serve with purpose and depth.
By Fr. Roland Coelho SJ & Fr. Keith D’Souza SJ

Step away from the noise of daily life and enter into sacred silence. This silent Ignatian retreat offers a space to listen deeply to God’s movements in your heart through guided prayer, Scripture, and reflection. Let the quiet become a doorway to encounter and transformation.
By Fr. Sumit D’Souza SJ

Reconnect with God through creation in this weekend retreat that weaves together faith, ecology, and Ignatian spirituality. Through prayer, reflection, and nature-based contemplation, discover how caring for our common home is deeply rooted in our call to live in harmony with God, others, and the Earth.
By Fr. Luke Rodrigues SJ

This weekend retreat offers practical tools from Ignatian spirituality to help you recognize God’s voice amidst daily decisions. Learn how to discern with clarity and confidence, and discover how everyday moments can become encounters with the Divine.
By Fr. Keith D’Souza SJ

Set aside the Diwali holidays for deep spiritual renewal through the classic 8-day silent Ignatian retreat. Guided by the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, this retreat invites you into a transformative journey of prayer, silence, and inner light, helping you rediscover God’s loving presence.
By Fr. Gerard Rodricks SJ

A special retreat for couples to deepen their bond through faith, dialogue, and reflection. Drawing from Ignatian spirituality and real-life experiences, this weekend offers space to renew your commitment, nurture mutual understanding, and grow together in God’s love.
By Fr. Abhay Shirekar SJ

Prepare your heart for the season of Advent through this silent Ignatian retreat. In the stillness, reflect on the coming of Christ and deepen your relationship with God, opening yourself to the grace and peace of this holy season.
By the Vinayalaya Retreat Team

Embark on a transformative journey of self-reflection and spiritual growth with this intensive journal retreat. Guided by Ignatian principles, you'll deepen your connection with God through structured journaling, prayer, and reflection—gaining clarity and insight as you enter the New Year.
By Fr. Pravin Severekar SJ

A profound journey into the heart of Ignatian spirituality, this 30- day silent retreat offers a life-changing encounter with God through the full Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius. Ideal for those seeking deep discernment, inner healing, and a renewed sense of mission, guided in a prayerful atmosphere.
By Fr. Wesley D’Costa SJ

A silent weekend retreat crafted for young hearts seeking a deeper connection with God this Lent. Rooted in Ignatian spirituality, it offers space for prayer, reflection, and silence—helping youth to listen, discern, and walk with Christ on the path of renewal.
By Fr. Ivan D’Souza SJ

Take a sacred pause this Lent to reflect on God’s love and mercy. Through Ignatian prayer, silence, and Scripture-based reflections, this weekend retreat invites you to renew your spirit, deepen your faith, and prepare your heart for the joy of Easter.
By the Vinayalaya Retreat Team

Enter into the sacred mystery of Christ’s Passion, Death, and Resurrection through this reflective Ignatian retreat. In the quiet of Holy Week, journey with Jesus through Scripture, silence, and prayer, allowing the Paschal mystery to renew your heart and deepen your faith.
By the Vinayalaya Retreat Team

A sacred time of renewal for Jesuits to enter deeply into the Spiritual Exercises through silence and prayer. Guided by Ignatian wisdom, this retreat offers space to reconnect with vocation, discernment, and mission in the companionship of Jesus.
By Fr. Pavulraj Michael SJ

Immerse yourself in the Ignatian tradition with this silent retreat rooted in the Spiritual Exercises. Through prayer, reflection, and spiritual direction, grow in inner freedom and attentive discernment of God’s movements.
By Fr. Vincent Saldanha SJ

An integrative retreat that blends the wisdom of psychology with the depth of Ignatian spirituality. This silent retreat offers space for deep inner healing, self-awareness, and spiritual renewal—helping participants journey toward wholeness in mind, heart, and spirit.
By Fr. Dudley Mendonca SJ

Awaken to God’s presence in all things through this Ignatian Awareness Retreat. Guided by the Spiritual Exercises, this silent retreat deepens your attentiveness to God’s movements in daily life and invites a contemplative, grace-filled way of seeing, choosing, and living.
By Fr. Anthony J. D’Souza SJ