A TBP Immersion is an immersive formation experience in Rome, designed especially for the needs of particular groups, that unites intellectual formation, spiritual renewal, and the lived beauty of the faith to build fully activated disciples.

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Who It’s For

TBP Immersions are designed for leaders, executive teams, professional groups, apostolates, schools, parishes, families, young adults, and mission-driven organizations seeking deeper formation, renewal, unity, and clarity of purpose.

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Whether bringing together colleagues, donors, board members, students, or ministry teams, or friends, these shared experiences foster meaningful conversation, stronger culture, and a renewed vision rooted in faith.

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When

Immersions are offered year-round and scheduled around the needs and goals of each group.

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Length

Our signature Immersion is a seven-day experience designed to create lasting spiritual, intellectual, and personal impact. Programs can also be customized from 3–14 days depending on the needs of your group.

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What Makes TBP Unique

TBP is a school of mission. It combines pilgrimage, formation, and cultural immersion into one integrated experience of the faith.

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Participants do not simply visit Rome — they learn from Rome itself.

Through guided encounters in churches, sacred sites, piazzas, and historical settings throughout the Eternal City, participants engage theology, Scripture, philosophy, Church history, sacred art, and the wisdom of the Christian tradition where it all unfolded.

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Participants might discuss Scripture beneath magnificent frescoes, explore the lives of the heroes of the faith in ancient basilicas, or reflect on the human person, beauty, and vocation while walking the same streets shaped by centuries of Christian history.

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Rome becomes the classroom, and beauty becomes the teacher.

Every TBP Immersion is intentionally curated and led by John and Ashley Noronha, professors who help participants connect faith to real life: leadership, vocation, relationships, culture, creativity, and daily living.​