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3rd Annual Candlelit Labyrinth Peace Walk on Sunday, December 18th

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Walking the candlelit labyrinth during the 2015 world peace walk, photo by Matt Conti.

Join us for the third annual

Candlelit Labyrinth Peace Walk
Coming Together on Common Ground in Peace & Harmony
“Walk to the center of the labyrinth at your own pace. At the center, pause for reflection,
and then follow the same path out at your own pace with a renewed sense of peace and calm.”
– Beth Mace, Labyrinth Guild of New England
Then, tie a ribbon with your wish on the Wishing Tree,
celebrating an ancient tradition.
Enjoy fellowship with hot chocolate and warm house-made cookies, 
hosted by The Bostonian Boston.
At 5:45 pm, delight in the a cappella performance by students from Wellesley High School.
 
Sunday, December 18, 2016
5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Armenian Heritage Park on the Greenway
between Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Christopher Columbus Park, Boston
A program of Friends of Armenian Heritage Park in collaboration with 
              The Bostonian Hotel, Labyrinth Guild of New England, Greenway Conservancy,                     
BLINK! Light & Sound Show at Faneuil Hall Marketplace and many others!    
 
Susan Deranian, chair; Beth Mace, co-chair; Christine Osterwalder, founding chair

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