The Anishinabe Spiritual Centre is a place of peace, a beautiful retreat space, a welcoming conference centre. It is an ideal setting for conferences, seminars, workshops, business meetings, group retreats, and directed and undirected individual retreats.
Ignatius Jesuit Centre cultivates spiritual growth and ecological engagement. The Jesuits have a long history in the Guelph area. A year before the city was founded in 1827, a member of the party of John Galt (founder of the city) was married by a Jesuit. German Jesuits first settled in the area in 1852. In the early years, the Jesuits played a role in establishing St. Joseph’s hospital, Catholic schools, the construction of the Church of Our Lady Immaculate, an important landmark and place of worship in the city, and establishing Sacred Heart Parish.
Christian Life Community (CVZ – CLC) is a worldwide association of small groups of lay people (6 – 10 people) who are striving for a deeper spirituality in the Ignatian tradition that helps them seek and find God in all things.
The Ignatian Centre is a Jesuit ministry run by laity dedicated to bringing the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola to the population of Greater Montreal.
Built in 1964, Loyola House in Guelph, ON has welcomed over 60,000 people of all faiths to deepen their spirituality through retreats and ongoing spiritual direction.
Villa Saint Martin is a healing centre founded by the Jesuits. It offers an oasis of peace to groups and individuals in search of meaning in their relationships with God, others and themselves.
La Villa Loyola de Sudbury, dirigée par les Jésuites de Sudbury, fut, à l’origine, une maison de retraites. Inaugurée en 1962, la Villa Loyola occupe un terrain d’une superficie de 12 acres au sein d’un splendide paysage, situé sur la rive sud du lac Long, à quelques kilomètres du centre-ville de Sudbury, en Ontario.
Les programmes de formation à l’accompagnement spirituel sont offerts à Québec, à Montréal et en région. Le CSM accueille aussi chaque année des étudiantes et étudiants étrangers. La formation est reconnue par la Faculté de théologie et de sciences religieuses de l’Université Laval.
