The care they gave, returned with gratitude.
Vianney Villa offers retired priests a peaceful place to live, recover, retreat, and remain close to the sacramental life of the Church.
After decades of service to the Church, priests may retire from parish administration, but they rarely retire from ministry. Vianney Villa was built in gratitude for that vocation.
The residence includes private apartments of more than 800 square feet, each with a kitchen, living area, full bath, bedroom, fireplace, and individual entrance. The 8,000-square-foot building also includes a chapel, shared kitchen, welcoming main entrance, covered screened patio, fireplaces, and gated security fencing.
Located adjacent to St. Helena Catholic Church in Amite, the home is within minutes of restaurants, doctors’ offices, and a hospital.
A place for more than one season.
- Long-term residence
Spacious private accommodations for retired priests. - Recovery and convalescence
A peaceful setting after surgery or illness. - Priest retreats
Apartment accommodations for one to three priests. - Restorative weekends
A quiet escape to rest, pray, and refresh. - Shared spiritual life
A chapel and proximity to St. Helena Catholic Church. - Comfort and privacy
Individual entrances, welcoming common areas, and secure grounds.
A gracious home, built for real rest.
Warm common rooms, private living spaces, and a screened patio give residents room for fellowship and quiet.
Talk directly with Full of Grace.
Butch Donnelly, president of Full of Grace, can answer questions about the residence and current availability.