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About Retrouvaille
Some couples feel frustrated or angry in their marriage. Many find that talking about it only makes it worse. Some couples experience coldness and simply shut down. Other couples have severe conflict and angry arguments. Most don’t know how to change the situation or even talk with their spouse about it.
Retrouvaille ("retro-vi" with a long i) has helped tens of thousands of couples experiencing marital difficulty at all levels of distress including disillusionment and deep misery. The program is designed to provide the tools to help get marriages back on track."I do not regret a single minute of the Weekend. It was extremely helpful and I look forward to the Post Sessions. This is a great program for couples. My only regret is that we did not experience this sooner in our marriage."
"We loved our weekend. Would highly recommend it to other couples. Best decision ever. I will thank God forever."
Retrouvaille London, St. Thomas and Windsor
Retrouvaille of London/St. Thomas is a non-profit organization. The presenting teams are made up of people who have gone through the program themselves and overcome significant obstacles in their own marriages. Everyone involved in organizing and presenting the program are volunteers. No one is paid for his/her services.Upcoming Events
- August 16-18, 2024
Resources
We have listed to two Retrouvaille couples talk about their experiences on the Faith and Works podcast from St. George parish at this link.
From March, for the April Retrouvaille session, Pulpit Talk is just as relevant now for the August weekend. Click here to watch.
Contact Information
For more on Retrouvaille in London, St. Thomas and Windsor call Greg or Anita at 519-243-0687 / retrouvaillelondonstthomas@gmail.com or visit www.retrouvaillelondon.com
If you're from outside the Diocese of London and want information in your area, please visit Retrouvaille's international site https://www.helpourmarriage.org/Media
Pope praises group helping married couples overcome crisis
"On Saturday morning, Pope Francis met with members of the Retrouvaille association, a worldwide group that helps married couples in crisis find ways to address the root problems in their relationships and move towards healing and renewal. The Pope expressed his gratitude for their commitment and encouraged them to persevere in this important outreach."
Read the full story on the Vatican News website at this link.