The Labyrinth at Holy Trinity

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Take a few steps south of the basketball hoop to the top of the grassy knoll. Turn right (west) and continue walking until you see the labyrinth entrance.

Our labyrinth is based upon the Chartres Cathedral labyrinth in France, built about 1200 AD. It's set in a beautiful wooded clearing with walking paths through the acreage. Deer are seen frequently and songbirds grace the air.

The labyrinth's paths are grass and its pattern is defined by borders of natural grasses and wildflowers. A large wooden cross marks the center and benches provide places to rest and meditate.

Walking the labyrinth models the classical three-fold spiritual path of walking in: emptying and letting go; time in the center: illumination, clarity, and insight; walking out: union, initiative, integration, and action in the world.

You are welcome to visit out labyrinth at any time. There is no charge for taking part in this experience; however, donations are always appreciated. If you decide to contribute, please indicate that the money is for labyrinth maintenance.

May God bless you as you walk on your spiritual journey