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Brothers of Borromeo Vocations Conference and Quo Vadis Days Retreat

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  • Brothers of Borromeo- Fr. Kevin Gallagher, director of the Vocation Office for Diocesan Priesthood, leads the boys in prayer in St. Martin Chapel.

  • Brothers of Borromeo- Boys who attended the conference praying St. Martin Chapel.

  • Brothers of Borromeo- Andrew Pezdirtz an 8th grader from Malvern Prep enjoys a game of frisbee on the front lawn of the seminary.

  • Brothers of Borromeo- Part of the day included activities on the front lawn of the seminary.

  • Brothers of Borromeo- Several boys finish the inflatable obstacle course all wearing their Witness BBVC 2012 tee shirts.

  • Quo Vadis- Bishop Daniel Thomas enjoys dinner with several young men on Saturday evening which was the third day of their retreat.

  • Quo Vadis- Andrew Parrish (Our Lady of the Sacred Heart in Hilltown) and Kieran Damitz (St Thomas in Allentwon) pray during Saturday evenings Holy Hour.

  • Quo Vadis- Young men from across the arcdiocese and neighboring diocese praying during their four day retreat.

  • Quo Vadis-Parker Eidle (St Ignatius in Reading) prays before the blessed sacrament.

  • Quo Vadis- After holy hour there was a eucharist procession to the grotto where the Woodland Chaple of Our Lady is for benediction.

  • Quo Vadis- Young men from the retreat processed through the woods for prayer in the grotto.

  • Quo Vadis- Robert Shuster (St Isidore in Quakertown) and Luke Majewski (St Mary of the Lakes in Medford NJ) attend candlelit prayer in the grotto Saturday evening.

  • Quo Vadis- Bishop Daniel Thomas leds outside benediction at the Woodland Chaple of Our Lady.

  • Quo Vadis- Outdoor candlelit prayer was led by Bishop Daniel Thomas on the third night of the retreat.

  • Quo Vadis- The young men of the retreat pose for a photo with Bishop Daniel Thomas.

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