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ANNUAL MMP RETREAT (OCEANIA) WITH BISHOP GIOVANNI D’ERCOLE
The Marian Movement of Priests (MMP) is pleased to advise that the Annual Retreat for Oceania in 2026 will be held at the St Clement’s (Redemptorist) Retreat Centre at GALONG NSW (near Yass) from 17 – 21 August 2026 (inclusive). The Retreat will be led by Bishop Giovanni D’Ercole, a retired Italian Bishop who is a long-term leader of the MMP Internationally.
The retreat is open to all Priests, Religious and Lay members. The retreat commences with lunch at 1.00 pm on Monday 17th August 2026 and concludes after lunch on Friday 21st August 2026. All necessary information will be provided to participants prior to the Retreat; the daily program for the retreat will be provided on arrival.
A range of room-types are available. Rooms have single beds, or twin-single beds, or double or queen-sized beds; a few rooms (flats) also have a lounge for relaxation. All rooms have desks, and some form of heating. While most rooms access shared bathroom facilities, some have ensuites. All rooms (other than single rooms) will be allocated to 2 people wherever possible, to maximise the number of people attending.
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ANNUAL MMP RETREAT (OCEANIA) WITH BISHOP GIOVANNI D’ERCOLE
The Marian Movement of Priests (MMP) is pleased to advise that the Annual Retreat for Oceania in 2026 will be held at the St Clement’s (Redemptorist) Retreat Centre at GALONG NSW (near Yass) from 17 – 21 August 2026 (inclusive). The Retreat will be led by Bishop Giovanni D’Ercole, a retired Italian Bishop who is a long-term leader of the MMP Internationally.
The retreat is open to all Priests, Religious and Lay members. The retreat commences with lunch at 1.00 pm on Monday 17th August 2026 and concludes after lunch on Friday 21st August 2026. All necessary information will be provided to participants prior to the Retreat; the daily program for the retreat will be provided on arrival.
A range of room-types are available. Rooms have single beds, or twin-single beds, or double or queen-sized beds; a few rooms (flats) also have a lounge for relaxation. All rooms have desks, and some form of heating. While most rooms access shared bathroom facilities, some have ensuites. All rooms (other than single rooms) will be allocated to 2 people wherever possible, to maximise the number of people attending.