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At St. Joseph’s, we welcome you to become a Friend of the St. Joseph Retreat & Conference Center. How can you help by being a Friend? We’ve got some ideas. Learn about volunteering with us!

Looking for a getaway for a smaller group or maybe even just you? The St. Joseph Retreat & Conference Center features two retreat homes for small, privately led retreats. We furnish the lodging and campus, you create the programming and meals.

Tips to unplug or limit technology at a spiritual retreat.

Back to School can be a time of renewal even for adults years past their school days. We have two retreat opportunities for Catholic Men this August at the St. Joseph Retreat & Conference Center. 

A Red Mass invocates the Holy Spirit as a source of wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude and strength for attorneys and government workers. Learn more about the history and tradition of the Red Mass here.

Ever wondered about the structure of a Silent Retreat? Hear from others about their experience during a Silent Retreat at the St. Joseph Retreat & Conference Center.

In the coming months, Dr. Timothy Heck will offer four opportunities for couples to learn The Rite Stuff for their marriage. This retreat will be offered at the St. Joseph Retreat & Conference Center—each retreat is the same, but offered at four different weekends: June 7-8, 2019, September 13-14, 2019, February 14-15, 2020 or May 1-2, 2020.

Get Away for a Day
Tuesday, May 14, 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Sister Rosemary Coughlin shared personal stories and history of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Tipton at the St. Joseph Retreat & Conference Center March 18, 2019 as a part of the Diocese of Lafayette’s 75th Anniversary Lecture Series. 

Our eight-person staff provides hospitality from the heart.

Find a list of classic and contemporary Advent Music here!

Our Maintenance Supervisor shares his experience working with volunteer students from Guerin Catholic High School in Noblesville on their Day of Service.

One walks the labyrinth, carefully following its direction from beginning to end.

Christians have used labyrinths for prayer since the middle ages.

Spring is slowly emerging here as the grass has become greener and trees are showing signs of life.

It has been a busy week here at the retreat center.

Accounts have been set up with Faith Direct to provide visitors and supporters of the retreat center's mission a secure avenue to donate to our efforts.

The meeting rooms have updated equipment for dynamic presentations.

Thanks in part to the diocesan partnership with eCatholic, the retreat center's website is getting a make-over. It will be more user-friendly so that retreats and conferences are as easy to plan as they are to enjoy.