Retreat Days & Spiritual Exercises
RC Retreat Day Alzgern
Retreat days are fresh air for your soul! And in Regnum Christi, we are called to spend personal time with our God, with Jesus. This Regnum Christi retreat day offers you the chance to let fresh air into your soul, to spend time in silence with Jesus, and to renew your relationship with Him. During this retreat day, we will spend time in personal prayer, guided by reflections from the Word of God and from our Regnum Christi spirituality. A great opportunity to prepare for the Solemnity of Christ the King! 9:30 Arrival 10:00 Impulse, prayer time 11:45 Holy Mass 12:30 Lunch Break 14:30 The Chosen episode, impulse, prayer time 17:00 Silent Adoration 18:00 Blessing 18:10 Dinner with exchange 19:00 End
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