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Ready to gain spiritual insight and deepen your spiritual experience?
We invite all who seek a quiet place for a retreat, rest, reflection and prayer to visit us in order to draw closer to God.
Our programs welcome people of all faiths who seek spiritual transformation and healing, and seek to discern how God may be calling them to lives of service for others.
Daily Outdoor Mass in Loyola Gardens
Monday – Saturday at 5:30 pm
To attend Outdoor Mass, you must make a reservation for entry, as space is limited per County guidelines.
Please register here. We hope to see you there!
Daily Resources
We are publishing daily inspirational videos that are sent by email.
If you’d like to join us, please register here.
We are most grateful to our amazing and generous donors and appreciate your continued support.
If you are able to support us at this time, click here.
Peaceful Scenery
Enjoy our 38-acres of wooded glens, abundant wildlife, and spectacular views of San Francisco Bay and the Silicon Valley region.
Hiking Trails
Hike our easy-access trails featuring the Stations of the Cross, statuary for meditation, and comfortable redwood benches for rest and prayer.
Rossi Chapel
Our chapel is always open for quiet prayer and celebration of the Mass.
There are silent and non-silent retreats and workshops for men, women or both.
You have the options for staff-or self-directed retreats, days of reflection, and the full complement of Ignatian experiences - 8-Day, 30-Day, and the extended 19th Annotation.
Conference Center
Choose the historic Jesuit Retreat Center at Los Altos for your next business meeting, conference, board meeting or staff retreat.
"You're my place of quiet retreat;
I wait for your Word to renew me"
- Psalm 119:114
Visit Us
- The Jesuit Retreat Center of Los Altos
- 300 Manresa Way Los Altos, CA 94022-4659
- reservations@jrclosaltos.org
- Ph (650) 917-4000
“There are so many ways to encounter God at The Jesuit Retreat Center – during prayer in the beautiful chapel; along the wooded paths that look out onto breathtaking mountain vistas; while slowly waking the Labyrinth and then visiting the nearby brook; or discovering a new author in the bookstore.”
–Ellie Hidalgo