For grieving mothers who are in search of something more than shallow survival.
“Revival” literally means a bringing alive of what was dead, and is something only God himself can do. Revival cannot be achieved by any human efforts, programs, or strategies, no matter how sincere and energetic. After showing the prophet Ezekiel a valley full of dry bones, God explained that they were an image of Israel: spiritually lifeless, barren, and hopeless. Then God commanded, “Prophesy, and say to them, ‘Thus says the Lord God: Behold, I will open your graves, and raise you from your graves, O my people.’”
God alone can put flesh on dry bones and breathe into his people the breath of Divine Life.
Meet the Team
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Kelly Breaux
FOUNDER
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Elizabeth Leon
FAMILY SUPPORT
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Anna Gowasack, M.S.
PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
Retreat Support Services Include:
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Small Groups
The retreatants will be grouped with their peers based on the age of their child at the time of the loss.
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Counseling
Retreatants have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with a professional grief counselor.
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Spiritual Direction
Retreatants can meet one-on-one with a certified spiritual director to discuss how grief has impacted their relationship with God.
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Group Leader
Each participant will be paired with a peer leader of the same age of loss.
2026 Retreat Locations
Archdiocese of New York, New York
National Shrine of Mary Help of Christians
Don Bosco Retreat Center 174 Filors Lane Stony Point, NY 10980
Weekend of March 27-29, 2026Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Camp 890488 S. 3290 Rd. Wellston, OK
Weekend of April 24-26, 2026Weekend of May 15-17, 2026Diocese of Lansing, Michigan
St. Francis Retreat Center 705 E. Main Street DeWitt, MI 48820
Weekend of June 12-14, 2026Diocese of Lafayette, Louisiana
Grand Coteau Retreats Center | St. Charles College 313 E. MLK Drive Grand Coteau, LA 70541