Countless men and women have retreated from the noise to hear God’s voice in the rolling hills of Malvern Retreat House. We welcome people to come as they are, encounter God and deepen their relationship with Christ. It is difficult to understand the importance of Malvern for each retreatant’s[...]
Prosit! If you know, you know. “Prosit” is a time-honored Malvern greeting of good will. The 2023 Annual Report represents a year of “good will” shown to Malvern. A few weeks back, Malvern Retreat House distributed the 2023 Annual Report to board members, donors and retreatants. The beautiful magazine[...]
In 1921, John Cabrey and Richard McSorley were tasked with finding a site better suited to the League’s retreats. After viewing more than 100 locations, the two were inspired[...]
In 1923, Malvern Retreat House, also dubbed St. Joseph’s-in-the-Hills, acquired 50 additional acres of land. This purchase was made possible through a donation from Lowell Gabble and his wife.[...]
In 1938, William Lennox and Matthew McCloskey were tasked with the creation of a new hall that would allow St.-Joseph’s-in-the-Hills to accommodate additional retreatants. They hired John Neeson as[...]
