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Anglican Labyrinth Resource Group

Friday February 21

Bernice Ross and Dr Ian Ross (Old Friary worshipping community members) and The Rev’d Sandra Kjellgren (Chaplain)

Old Friary — the continuing story

“The Old Friary has been a sanctuary and a place to pray, find peace in beautiful grounds or to escape from the world. By supporting the initiatives of The Parish of Kenmore-Brookfield at the Old Friary, you can help continue the story,” says Vivienne Binns

World Labyrinth Day 2023: join in the globally coordinated “prayer tsunami”

“Annually on the first Saturday of May, people across the world gather at their local community labyrinths to join in a coordinated ‘prayer tsunami’, starting in the Pacific and sweeping across the globe. This year Brisbane’s World Labyrinth Day event will be held at St John’s Cathedral,” say Randal and Susan Dennings

(Image by Ashley Batz on Unsplash)

World Labyrinth Day: walking alone, but together in spirit

“For those of us who are spending much more time at home than usual, we can build resilience and care for ourselves through meditation and prayer – labyrinth meditation is one particularly helpful approach,” say Randal and Susan Dennings from St Matthew’s, Holland Park, as World Labyrinth Day approaches on 2 May

Labyrinths: ancient practice, Anglican renaissance

Over the last 15 years or so, the ancient meditative practice of labyrinth walking has been gaining momentum across our Diocese: Randal Dennings, from St Matthew’s Church in Holland Park, introduces us to the history of labyrinths and local labyrinth activities