All of our facilities are offered in charity to the local community. Therefore, we do not charge a strict price but only ask for a donation that is comfortable for your financial situation. However, we will suggest a donation amount that will help inform your decision.
Group retreatants will need to cater their own events. All retreatants will have use of kitchen facilities for grocery storage and preparation of meals, or meals can be arranged on an individual basis.
Because priority is given to group retreatants, individuals should not schedule retreats any more than 30 days in advance.
Groups should strive to schedule events at least 30 days in advance.
Our Lady of Fatima Chapel (photos above)
The chapel’s design is inspired by the Miracle of the Sun with its unique transparent multi-colored wine bottle columns and its swirling sun stain glass. The chapel can seat approximately 40 persons.
- NO SUGGESTED DONATION
The Saint Francis of Assisi House (photos above)
The Saint Francis House is a rustic nine-bed bunkhouse. The house includes a mini kitchen, three bathrooms, a well-stocked library, and one fully private room.
- GROUP DAY USE: $150
- OVERNIGHT USE: $250 (groups of 2-5); $350 (groups of 6-9)
- INDIVIDUAL OCCUPANT: $50
St. John the Baptist Hermitage (photos above)
This hermitage is a one-room, 200 sq. ft. cabin nestled in the back end of the property. Solar power provides light and a fan, water must be carried in, a wood-burning stove provides heat, and a butane stove is available for cooking. The hermitage is perfect for an adventuresome retreatant who desires a superior experience of silence and solitude.
The St. Francis House is within walking distance of the Hermitage, where restroom and shower facilities are accessible. St. Francis House also has kitchen facilities available to the pilgrim staying at the Hermitage.
- DAY USE: $25
- OVERNIGHT USE: $50
The Little Flower House (photos above)
The Little Flower house is the perfect place to meditate, read a book and watch our magnificent sunsets. The building is a glass-walled structure that is situated on top of a hill overlooking the Cimarron river valley. Turkey and deer are often seen through her windows.
- GROUP DAY USE: $100