A place of peace, rest, illumination, and closeness to God
Loyola Jesuit Center is a very special place. It has been used for retreats since 1927. Since then, thousands of people have walked through its doors, seeking peace, restoration and God’s presence. In today’s busy and often uncertain world, such a place is needed more than ever. Our retreats offer people of all faiths, cultures, and ages and from all walks of life, a place of peaceful silence where they hear the Good News of Jesus Christ, find serenity, and deepen their relationship with God.
Special Events
28th Annual Loyola Jesuit Center Golf Outing
In Memory of Father Harvey Haberstroh, SJ
Honoring Long-time Retreatant James P. Penders
A 52-year Loyola retreatant and active promoter whose love and dedication to the Loyola mission has transformed countless lives.
Monday, September 30, 2019
Spring Brook Country Club, Morristown, NJ
Our Upcoming Events
Our Retreats and Offerings
Weekend Retreats
Based on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola, through silence, solitude and Scriptural prayer, each weekend retreat is designed to help men and women discover God’s flame within
Days / Evenings of Prayer
An opportunity to spend a day (9:30am – 3pm) or an evening (7pm – 8:30pm) being renewed in energy, in spirituality and in your relationship with God
Children / Youth Retreats
Age appropriate retreats for children and teens helping them unplug from this technological world and plug into God
Young Adult Retreats
Peer-led retreat experiences in the Jesuit tradition for young men and women, ages 18-39, helping them develop deeper spiritual lives and stronger connections to faith communities
Spiritual Deepening Programs
Offerings to help you move deeper into your spiritual life as you are ready and feel called, including directed retreats, spiritual direction and ultimately the Spiritual Exercises given to us by St. Ignatius
Support The Mission
There are a number of ways — large and small — that you can support the mission of Loyola Jesuit Center and its ministry. While outright gifts are most immediately helpful to Loyola, donors may make a contribution in a variety of ways. Many of these offer substantial tax, estate planning, and other financial benefits. As a result, donors may enhance financial security for themselves and their families, while also making a substantial commitment to strengthening the future of Loyola.