22.05.2026 - 24.05.2026
Inner Healing—Trauma and Stigmata. A gathering focused on healing inner wounds, bringing peace and new strength.
This spiritual retreat led by Václav Čáp offers participants a space for stillness, reflection, and deep work on their own inner healing. The retreat is intended for anyone who feels the weight of past traumas, stigma, or life’s wounds and is seeking an opportunity to look within, accept God’s mercy, and find peace.
During the retreat, participants engage in various forms of spiritual practice—prayer, meditation, sharing, and guided exercises—that allow them to tap into the sources of their own healing. The goal is not only a sense of relaxation and inner peace, but also a deeper understanding of oneself and one’s relationship with God.
The retreat is suitable for anyone who wants to stop carrying the burden of the past alone and open themselves to a space where they can find strength, forgiveness, and renewal for life.
Václav Čáp: theologian and lay missionary called to—and long involved in—evangelization through teaching, leading seminars and retreats at spiritual centers and parishes, intercessory prayer for healing and deliverance, and individual spiritual accompaniment. His approach is characterized by an effort to integrate the fields of theology, spirituality, and psychological understanding to foster mental and spiritual growth in various areas of life through the collaboration of God’s grace and a person’s response to that grace.
Price per person, including lodging and full board:
- single room: 2,740 CZK
- double room: 2,340 CZK
- triple or larger room: 2,100 CZK
+ municipal fee of 40 CZK per person per night
* We accept Czech korunas only.
** Credit cards are not accepted—payment must be made by bank transfer only.
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