While a student would only go to one Antioch, they would take part in a number of Journey retreats. For students who want to more actively take part in these activities, Campus Ministry offers the opportunity to join an Emmaus Retreat Team. Students travel the state to facilitate retreats in parishes and schools for high school students. There is definitely room for growth in retreat programming. The number of students taking part in the Antioch retreat has doubled in the last year, according to Mosher.
Journey is one outlet, but it is only offered once a year.
There are a couple of creative ideas being discussed. One is the observance of Peace and Justice week, where a different social issue would be discussed each day of the week. For instance, one day could be focused on the School of the Americas, the controversial U.S. government training area for Central and South America military factions. Other days could be spent talking about immigration, the environment, rural issues, homelessness, among many others. Another idea, one which could be offered to faculty and staff as well, is a program for people running on tight schedules.