Listen – Be – Do: Vocation Sunday 2021
– Br. Michael, ofm The nearer you come to God in contemplation, the more you discover God as root of your […]
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– Br. Michael, ofm The nearer you come to God in contemplation, the more you discover God as root of your […]
– Br. Michael, ofm Early on the first day of the week, while it was still dark, Mary Magdalene went to […]
Mount St. Francis invites you to pause and reflect on the message and meaning of Easter. The Resurrection of Jesus is such a profound mystery that we need time to […]
– Br. Michael, ofm And standing by the Cross of Jesus was his mother, and the sister of his mother, Mary, the wife of Clopas, and Mary, the Magdalene. John […]
– Br. Michael, ofm Silence is a companion that we often forget about. It is regularly viewed in the negative as something awkward when there is nothing to say or […]
Many people have come in pilgrimage over the years to pray the Way of the Cross during Holy Week, especially on Good Friday. We have produced a virtual Way of […]
Br. Michael, ofm The parish church I grew up in has a statue of St. Patrick. I was fascinated by this statue. A bishop standing with his staff looking right […]
Br. Michael, ofm When I was a teenager, I attended several Youth Conferences or Rallies sponsored by the Archdiocese. Each one had a theme with speakers, sessions and activities based […]
In the Catholic cycle of readings for Lent, the Transfiguration is always the gospel for the Second Sunday of Lent. Jesus is seen in brilliant glory with Moses and Elijah, […]
Virtual Way of the Cross The Franciscans and Staff at Mount St. Francis invite you to journey with us this Lent. In our Video Gallery on our website, you will […]
Mount St. Francis Retreat Centre
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 430 Cochrane, Alberta T4C 1A6
Phone: 403.932.2012
Office Hours
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Monday to Friday
41160 Retreat Road, accessed from Highway 1A on the east of Cochrane (at the top of the Big Hill). Turn north at the traffic lights on to Range Road 40 across from Gleneagles. Follow the signs for the Retreat Centre.