April 24–26, 2026 · Mt. Alvernia
UPDATE: The Retreat has hit its Maximum of 50 single rooms
If you are interested in coming and sharing a room , please let us know and we will see if we can accommodate you as there will be a limited number of double rooms.
The Matt Talbot Spring Retreat is a three-day opportunity to step away from the noise of everyday life and reconnect—with your faith, your purpose, and a solid community of men in sobriety.
Held at the peaceful setting of Mt. Alvernia, this weekend is designed for reflection, reset, and genuine connection. Whether you’re looking to deepen your spiritual life, clear your head, or simply spend meaningful time in brotherhood, the retreat offers space to slow down and be present.
This is a grounded, welcoming experience—no pressure, no expectations—just time, quiet, prayer, and shared meals and conversation with a good group of guys walking a similar path.
Price includes all meals, rooming costs, program, and a MT36 ball-cap. If you have any special requests please include in registration information (i.e. room accommodations, roommate request, etc)
Details
Dates: April 24–26, 2026
Arrival: Check in is Friday afternoon anytime after 12pm, Dinner is at 5pm, followed by evening meeting and welcoming remarks
Saturday: Full day of retreat programming (group sessions, breakout discussions, speakers, and workshops) Saturday night pizza and fellowship. Meals and snacks provided.
Departure: Sunday morning, 10:30am, Breakfast, coffee, and closing remarks
Location: Mt. Alvernia Retreat Center, 158 Delavergne Ave, Wappingers Falls, NY 12590
Cost: $300
Note: If you or someone you know need financial assistance, please contact us. We need you, not your money.
Space is limited. If you’re interested in attending, reserve your spot and help us plan accordingly.
Further details will be emailed ahead of the retreat. If you have any questions please contact us at MattTalbot36@gmail.com
April 24–26, 2026 · Mt. Alvernia
UPDATE: The Retreat has hit its Maximum of 50 single rooms
If you are interested in coming and sharing a room , please let us know and we will see if we can accommodate you as there will be a limited number of double rooms.
The Matt Talbot Spring Retreat is a three-day opportunity to step away from the noise of everyday life and reconnect—with your faith, your purpose, and a solid community of men in sobriety.
Held at the peaceful setting of Mt. Alvernia, this weekend is designed for reflection, reset, and genuine connection. Whether you’re looking to deepen your spiritual life, clear your head, or simply spend meaningful time in brotherhood, the retreat offers space to slow down and be present.
This is a grounded, welcoming experience—no pressure, no expectations—just time, quiet, prayer, and shared meals and conversation with a good group of guys walking a similar path.
Price includes all meals, rooming costs, program, and a MT36 ball-cap. If you have any special requests please include in registration information (i.e. room accommodations, roommate request, etc)
Details
Dates: April 24–26, 2026
Arrival: Check in is Friday afternoon anytime after 12pm, Dinner is at 5pm, followed by evening meeting and welcoming remarks
Saturday: Full day of retreat programming (group sessions, breakout discussions, speakers, and workshops) Saturday night pizza and fellowship. Meals and snacks provided.
Departure: Sunday morning, 10:30am, Breakfast, coffee, and closing remarks
Location: Mt. Alvernia Retreat Center, 158 Delavergne Ave, Wappingers Falls, NY 12590
Cost: $300
Note: If you or someone you know need financial assistance, please contact us. We need you, not your money.
Space is limited. If you’re interested in attending, reserve your spot and help us plan accordingly.
Further details will be emailed ahead of the retreat. If you have any questions please contact us at MattTalbot36@gmail.com
If you need financial help to access our recovery bed, please contact us — we are setting aside a charity bed for those who need it but cannot afford it. We need you, not your money.
If you’d like to support someone in crisis, please consider donating toward the Bill W. bed to help a struggling alcoholic or addict access treatment. Donate here
