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From Vietnam Mission to Renewal in Kenya 

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From Vietnam Mission to Renewal in Kenya  Fr. Moises receives his certificate from the Chief...
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26th Sabbatical Session Concludes as 33 Graduate

26th Sabbatical Session Concludes as 33 Graduate

ByMercy Maina May 8, 2026
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“Reading Your Own Book”: Inside the St. John Paul II Sabbatical Program

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From Vietnam Mission to Renewal in Kenya 

From Vietnam Mission to Renewal in Kenya 

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26th Sabbatical Session Concludes as 33 Graduate

26th Sabbatical Session Concludes as 33 Graduate

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Rising Above Challenges: 26th Session Reflections

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Director of St. John Paul II Sabbatical Program Laid to Rest

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Our Director Has Passed On

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Healing and Renewal: Voices from the 25th Session

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St. John Paul II Sabbatical Program Graduates Its Largest Cohort Yet

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Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Construction of St. John Paul II Sabbatical Centre

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About us

St John Paul II Sabbatical Centre is a retreat centre in a serene environment, situated at Maragua, Muran’ga County. 

It was founded by Rt. Rev. James Maria Wainaina, the Bishop Catholic Diocese of Murang’a.

It offers a peaceful atmosphere for priests and the religious, aiming integrate their physical, spiritual and emotional lives with the apostolate.

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Sessions

First Session: August to December

Second Session: Jan to May

Physical Address

P.O. Box 734 – 10200 Murang’a

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Program Administrator

Fr. Stephen: +254-720-724-337

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info@stjohnpaul2sabbaticalcentre.com

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