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World Labyrinth Day: take steps for peace

The Benedictine Sisters at Shalom at the Monastery invite the public  to walk with them on their outdoor labyrinth at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 4.  Participants should gather at 1:45 p.m.  at the Hospitality Center entrance for special walk to the labyrinth at the west end of the Shalom Building.

There will be a brief explanation of the Peace Walk on the labyrinth, followed by a 20-minute Silent Peace Walk using the format of Benedictines For Peace.  There is no fee to participate.

Following the walk, refreshments will be served in the Benedictine Sisters’ dining room. All are welcome.

The Shalom Building is at 840 S. Main St., Mount Angel. To register, call Sister Dorothy Jean Beyer, 503-845-2556.

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