Our Lady Of Lourdes – 2024
Friday, Jun 7, 2024 - Sunday, Jun 9, 2024
5:00 pm - 12:00 pm
Malvern Retreat House
Our Lady's Hall
315 S. Warren Avenue
Malvern,
PA
19355
610-644-0400
Retreat Director and Speakers Msgr Albin Grous, S.T.D., M.A., M. Div. Fr. Douglas McKay Dan Tarrant
$275.00 Attend In Person
$75.00 Attend Virtually
This is a traditional retreat for men with conferences, confession, adoration, prayer and Mass each day. For more information on traditional retreats please review our Frequently Ask Questions. Please contact our Community Outreach Manager at 610-644-0400 or email at mrhdirect@malvernretreat.com if you need additional assistance or have further questions.
For more information on how to register please review our How to Register for a Retreat video.
Retreat Directors and Speakers
Retreat Director
Msgr Albin Grous, S.T.D., M.A., M. Div.
Born and raised in Philadelphia PA, Msgr Grous was ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia in May, 1987. He is currently pastor at St. Andrew the Apostle Church in Drexel Hill PA.
Fr. Grous has had the opportunity to live and give presentations and retreats for various Church related groups in the areas of Theology, Spirituality and Catholic Education in the United States, Canada and Italy. Here in the US he has been assigned to parishes in Missouri, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
Celebrant
Fr. Douglas McKay
Fr. McKay is a nationally-recognized retreat director, author and evangelist. He became a priest in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia in 1982, and later founded Our House Ministries, a recovery-based ministry group located in Grays Ferry, Philadelphia. The Ministry is dedicated to helping those who are dependent on alcohol or drugs, who are depressed, or who have turned to crime. He has previously served as Chaplain for Holy Family Home and worked with Little Sisters of the Poor. Fr. McKay was awarded the St. Rita Peace Award in 2015.
Retreat Director
Dan Tarrant
Dan has been married to his wife Joanne for over fifteen years and is the father of three adopted children, two from Uganda and one from Philadelphia. Dan and Joanne’s story of how God led them to each of their children is a truly powerful and inspiring one about how a personal relationship with God and obedience to Catholic teaching will lead you to a love you would otherwise have never known. As a father in a biracial family, Dan is especially in awe of how God has made his dinner table a place where in many ways the sons and daughters of former slaves and former slave owners sit together at the table of fellowship as Martin Luther King dreamed. However, Dan shares his story with great honesty and humor revealing that being a dad for Christ in his house is not always so dreamy! Dan’s journey as a father is a reminder that God’s plans are always greater than our own and that a personal relationship with God, while not always easy, is always worth it.