Twenty miles west of Boston lies Campion Renewal Center. A haven of peace it sits nestled amidst walking trails. This isn’t just any retreat center.
Campion Renewal Center boasts a rich history. It began as Weston College a Jesuit seminary. The original structure was a stunning example of architecture. Built of red brick and limestone it housed hundreds of students. Its chapel a masterpiece. Adorned with classical ornamentation pale pastel windows and exquisite Stations of the Cross it’s a space of quiet beauty.
For decades Campion served as a house of studies. Then it transformed. Since the 1970s it has cared for aging and infirm Jesuit priests and brothers. A five-star health and wellness center it offers a wide range of care. From independent living to palliative care it provides compassionate holistic care. This commitment to its residents is a testament to its Jesuit values.
But Campion is more than a healthcare facility. It’s a vibrant center for spiritual renewal. It hosts conferences and retreats. It brings together people from around the world for collaborative projects. These projects focus on social justice spiritual growth and other apostolic endeavors. The center embraces the Jesuit mission of finding God in all things. It seeks reconciliation mercy and spiritual connection.
Campion actively works to revive spiritual hospitality. This hospitality extends to strangers the poor the marginalized and the alienated. It provides innovative ways to offer help. It offers a helping hand to those seeking reconciliation and meaning.
Campion Renewal Center is a unique place. A place of healing reflection and renewal. A place where history spirituality and compassionate care intertwine. It’s a place truly worth exploring.