Walk Beside Jesus.

Leading men and women to a life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ through faith, prayer, community, and the transforming power of His infinite love.

The Emmaus Retreat is a life-changing invitation to walk beside Jesus and experience the love that renews hearts, restores hope, and transforms lives. Inspired by the Gospel journey to Emmaus (Luke 24), this ministry helps participants recognize Christ's presence in the ordinary moments of life, opening their hearts to His mercy, His healing, and His personal call to discipleship. Through a powerful weekend filled with prayer, heartfelt testimonies, the Holy Eucharist, Reconciliation, worship, fellowship, and authentic Christian community, participants discover that they are deeply known, unconditionally loved, and never alone. What begins as a retreat often becomes the beginning of a lifelong relationship with Christ and a deeper commitment to His Church. At Saint Katharine Drexel Catholic Parish in Weston, Emmaus offers retreats in English and Spanish for both men and women, as well as Portuguese retreats exclusively for women, welcoming every participant into a vibrant community of faith where friendships flourish, discipleship grows, and lives continue to be transformed long after the retreat weekend. Every retreat is lovingly prepared by former participants whose lives have been transformed by Jesus and who now joyfully accompany others on the same journey of conversion and hope. Through prayer, fellowship, service, and ongoing formation, Emmaus continues well beyond the weekend, helping participants remain rooted in the Sacraments, active in parish life, and committed to sharing Christ's love with their families, workplaces, and communities. Whether you are searching for healing, renewal, a deeper purpose, or a closer relationship with Christ, Emmaus reminds us that Jesus still walks beside us, opens our hearts, and calls each of us to become joyful witnesses of His love in the world.

"Were not our hearts burning within us while He spoke to us on the way?" — Luke 24:32