The Campus Ministry office offers retreats throughout the year. Each class retreat is directly tied to the Theology curriculum for that grade level and is planned by both the campus minister and theology teacher. Retreats are ways for the grades to come together outside of the classroom and build community. All class retreats are free of charge to the students. Optional overnight retreats often have a minimal cost.

This is a one-day retreat that takes place in the church basement. Through a variety of activities, students are welcomed to the Trinity Catholic community. Activities are focused on the school mission statement and encourage the students to "uncover and nurture their God-given gifts." The retreat is coordinated by the Campus Minister and is led by a team of faculty and senior students.

October 17, 2007

This is a one-day retreat that takes place in the church basement. Given the rich diversity at Trinity Catholic, this retreat centers on our call to be "the Body of Christ." Through talks, small group discussions, group activities, and prayer, the students examine issues of race, gender, and sexual orientation. The retreat is coordinated by the Campus Minister and is led by a team of faculty and junior and senior students.

October 5, 2007

This is a one-day retreat that takes place off campus. The retreat focuses on how we create meaningful relationships with each other, and prepare the students to become the leaders of the student body. The retreat is coordinated by the Campus Minister and is led by a team of faculty and senior students.

November 2, 2007 @ Regis College

This is an overnight retreat that occurs during the first month of school. The students are taken to an outdoor educational center in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Students are led through a series of team building challenges by the staff at the center. The remainder of the retreat focuses on how faith will play a role in the students' futures, especially in their Senior Christian Service projects. Small group discussions also encourage students to reflect on the significant relationships in their lives. The retreat is led by the Campus Minister and a team of faculty members.

September 20-21, 2007 @ Lakeside Christian Conference Center, Pittsfield, MA

Students leaders are nominated for this overnight retreat by faculty members. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior student leaders come together two weeks before school starts in Septmeber to reflect on what it means to be a leader of their peers, as well as begin to plan activities for the upcoming school year. This retreat is led by the Campus Minister and school principal.

August 16-17, 2007 @ Marist House, Framingham, MA

There are two Kairos retreats each year (November and March). The retreat is open, by application, to all sophomores, juniors, and seniors. This weekend long retreat provides a time and place to allow students to find God active and present in their own everyday life, as well as in the lives of the people around them. Talks and small group discussions encourage participants to question their faith and the direction of their lives. Prayer, an awareness of the sacramentality of the experience, and the participants' involvement in the discussions and other activities are essential elements of the weekend. Each retreat is led by the Campus Minister, a team of 4 faculty members, and 5 student members who have all participated in Kairos weekend before. Student leaders are chosen by application.

Applications can be found on the main Campus Ministry page prior to each retreat.

November 16-18, 2007 @ SkyHy Retreat Center, Maine

March 28-30, 2008 @ SkyHy Retreat Center, Maine