Have you journeyed through The Rescue Project in the past two years but missed out on its transformative retreat?

~OR~

Have you been longing for a meaningful Lenten retreat but haven’t had the chance to take part in one?

If so, we invite you to The Rescue Project Retreat facilitated by Fr. Frank Pusateri on Saturday, April 12th, from 8:15 AM to 2:30 PM.

This half-day retreat is a profound opportunity to personally respond to God’s incredible love and deepen your relationship with Jesus.

The retreat is designed to help you encounter the Holy Spirit in a powerful way—convincing you, by name, that the gospel is true, that it is your story, and that God the Father sent His Son to rescue you from sin, death, and the enemy’s grasp.

Just as the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles, Our Lady, and the disciples at Pentecost, He desires to do the same for you now. Will you come and receive this outpouring of grace?

Don’t miss this life-changing Lenten experience.
Register now.

We can’t wait to journey with you!

when /

saturday 4/12 @ 8:15am

where /

here @ OLM

who is facilitating /

Fr. Frank Pusateri

what's it about /

The Rescue Project Retreat starts with Mass at 8:30am followed by light breakfast. The retreat will include two talks, small groups, opportunities for Confession, prayer ministry, Adoration, and a fantastic lunch.

what to look forward to /

A deeper understanding of your identity in the Holy Spirit and the true role of the Mass in our lives.

please register soon/

we're looking forward to welcoming you/

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“It is the Holy Spirit, therefore, who instills the sentiment of divine sonship into the heart, who makes us feel (not just know!) that we are children of God. The Spirit himself joins with our spirit to bear witness that we are children of God (Rom. 8:16). This fundamental work of the Holy Spirit some- times takes places in a sudden and intense way in the life of a person... On the occasion of a retreat ... or on the occasion of prayer for a new releasing of the Spirit the soul is filled with a new light in which God reveals himself in a way as Father. ... A feeling of great trust and confidence and a completely new sense of the condescension of God are experienced. At other times, instead, this revelation of the Father is accom- panied by such a strong feeling of God’s majesty and tran- scendence that the soul is overwhelmed.”

Cardinal Raniero Cantalamessa, Life in the Lordship of Christ

For He rescued us from the domain of Darkness, and transferred us to the kingdom of His beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins.

Colossians 1:13-14