| Labyrinth Sites on the Peninsula |
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
221-34th Street
Newport News, VA 23607
757-247-5086 |
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Eastern State Hospital
Williamsburg, VA
757-253-5161 |
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Govans Presbyterian Church
5828 York Road
Baltimore, MD 21212
Phone: 410-435-9188
Fax: 410-323-4409
www.govanspres.org
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Hildegard's Labyrinth
Sisters of St. Benedict
802 E. 10th St.
Ferdinand, IN 47535
812-367-1141
wwwthedome.org
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
2235 W. Queens Street
Hampton, VA 23661
757-826-3515 |
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| Labyrinth Societies |
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The Labyrinth Society
Box 144
New Canaan, CT 06840-0144
877-446-4520 Toll Free
info@labyrinthsociety.org
www.labyrinthsociety.org
Sig Lonegren has put up a Gathering Retrospective page on
the web site consisting of a "memoir" of sorts written
by Alex Champion. The link is at bottom center of the home
page, or you can go directly to:
http://www.labyrinthsociety.org/gathering2002/retrospective.html
John Ridder has posted a few pictures on a special page on
his web site www.paxworks.com:
click on "2002 Labyrinth Society Gathering Photos"
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Labyrinth Enterprises
128 Slocum Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63119
Phone: 314-968-5557 / 800-873-9873
Fax: 314-968-5539 / 888-873-9873
www.labyrinth-enterprises.com |
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Veriditas
P.O. Box 29204
The Presidio
San Francisco, CA 94129
contact@veriditas.net
Phone: 415-561-2921
Fax: 415-561-2922
http://www.veriditas.net/
Administrative Coordinator: Roberta Sautter, email RobertaS@veriditas.net
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The Mandala Project
http://www.mandalaproject.org/
The word "mandala" is from the classical Indian
language of Sanskrit. Loosely translated to mean "circle,"
a mandala is far more than a simple shape. It represents wholeness,
and can be seen as a model for the organizational structure
of life itself--a cosmic diagram that reminds us of our relation
to the infinite, the world that extends both beyond and within
our bodies and minds.
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| Ongoing Events |
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4th Saturday Women's Drum and Pot Luck
The 4th Saturday gathering is a casual gathering of women
who meet monthly on the fourth Saturday of the month (pending
schedule changes based on venue avaliability) at 7:00 pm.
The gathering typically lasts until about 9:30 pm. Meet at
the UUFP (Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Peninsula)
at 415 Youngs Mill Lane, in Denbigh (Newport News).
Contact Connie Alson at 757.788.8903 for further information.
Be prepared to share your pot luck dish and to have a good
time when you come!
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| Places We Recommend |
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The Labyrinth Society Labyrinth Market
A place where TLS members can advertise their products and
services to the labyrinth community. Designed to be a one-stop
source for information and links to labyrinth-related product
and service providers from around the world.
http://www.tlslabyrinthmarket.co.uk
For more information, contact David Gallagher at info@labyrinthsociety.org
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Labrinth Ribbon Fabric
Laura Foster Nicholson
Laura@lfntextiles.com
Phone: 773-883-1905
http://www.lfntextiles.com/
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The Labyrinth Company
4505 Walther Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21214
info@labyrinthcompany.com
Phone: 888-715-2297
http://www.labyrinthcompany.com/index.php
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| Books and Films We Like |
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Artress, Lauren. WALKING THE SACRED PATH: Rediscovering
the Labyrinth as a Sacred Tool. New York: Riverhead Books,
1995 |
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Curry, Helen. THE WAY OF THE LABYRINTH: A Powerful
Meditation for Everyday Life. NewYork: Penquin Compass,
2000 |
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West, Melissa Gayle. EXPLORING THE LABYRINTH:
A Guide of Healing and Spiritual Growth. New York: Broadway
Books, 2000 |
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CHARTRES CATHEDRAL. This extrodordinary documentary
film explores one f the most beautiful and mysterious cathedrals
in the world, the famous Chartres Cathedral in Chartres, France,
Fourty-four magnificent stained=glass windows, including three
rose windows, tell the story of the world from creation to
the day of judgment. The 12th Century labyrinth in the nave
is the largest and best preserved surviving example of a mediaeval
labyrinth in France. Who were the architects, the so-called
Masters of the Compasses? Where did they get the courage and
confidence to build such a complex and magnificent cathedral
as Chartres?
Available through Amazon.com at http://www.amazon.com/Chartres-Cathedral-Sacred-Geometry/dp/B00007CVVR
Jean H. Kirkham has a copy.
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Lapallo, Connie. DARK ENOUGH TO SEE THE STARS
IN A JAMESTOWN SKY. Availble for sale in the Jamestown Settlement
gift shop and is or will be in gift shop of Historic Jamestown.
It doesn't have reference to labyrinths; however, it does have
a pilgrimage, scallop shell motif/theme woven into it. |
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| Treks and Pilgrimages |
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For those who have made a trek or who are planning
on going sometime in the future, we suggest the following websites:
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