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The Midwest Pallottines established St. Vincent
Pallotti Center in 1962. It is named after their founder, St. Vincent
Pallotti, who was called by Pope John XXIII, who canonized him, "...
one of the outstanding figures in the field of apostolic activity of
the 19th century."
To accomplish the purpose of the center weekend
retreats, days and overnights of reflections are conducted for
individuals or groups. Priests are available for spiritual direction.
Here various committees from parishes, colleges, high schools, etc.
gather to pray, share, and plan for the future.
The location of the center in the midst of 147
acres of mostly woods with its paths and stream is ideal for overcoming
the stresses of everyday life.
Groups such as ACOA, Grieving, Marriage Encounter,
Religious Communities, Cursillo, the Retired come to share, be heard
and accepted.
The Retreat House is located near
Elkhorn, Wisconsin, approximately 35 miles southwest of Milwaukee.
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