Kairos 42 took place this past week at Cradle Beach, and student leader Liam Kieran ’26 shared a few reflections on the experience: ”I first went on Kairos in February, and by the end of that retreat, I truly felt the Lord working through others to reach me. That experience inspired me to become a student leader—to help give my peers the same powerful opportunity that had been given to me. This time, as a student leader, I felt the Lord working through me to reach others. I built real connections with my brothers in a deeply meaningful way. Both retreats were powerful, but each was powerful in its own unique way. Kairos isn’t just about making a profound spiritual connection—it’s also about being present with your St. Joe’s brothers. You’re encouraged to relax, have fun, and take a break from the everyday routine. During free time at Cradle Beach, I spent time journaling and walking along the shore, enjoying real, unplugged moments with my brothers. The truth is, everyone’s Kairos ...