St. Peter Faber
St. Peter Faber is a Jesuit saint known as the “quiet companion” and the only priest among the first companions of St. Ignatius of Loyola. He is also one of the founding fathers of the Society of Jesus. Ignatius himself considered Faber as the best giver of the Spiritual Exercises.
Our Goal
The goal of the Centre was expressed from the beginning as follows: to deepen the faith of people, to encourage a personal relationship with God, to help people grow as disciples and apostles of the Lord and to promote witnessing Christian communities.
Priority was to be given to working with leaders and potential leaders, lay, religious and priests. Over the years, in line with that goal, many forms of ministry have been offered at the Centre or elsewhere in Ghana, by staff members or by resource persons invited to Ghana for particular programmes.
Many people have come to appreciate the quiet and beautiful environment the Centre provides for finding inner peace and listening to God.
Our Core Values
Learn more about our values and our story as a church by visiting the about us page.
Leading with Love
Our Principal Staff
Rev. Fr. Andrew Setsoafia, S.J (Director)
Rev. Fr. JameSylvester Urama, S.J (Psychotherapist and retreat director)
Rev. Monsignor Stephen Osei-Duah (Retreat Director)
Rev. Fr. Martin Niku Ekom, S.J (lecturer at St. Gregory the great seminary, kumasi and Retreat Director)
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Our community makes us unique. They have an energy that reverberates around them. Their mission in life is to ensure the wonder in the world is not overlooked.