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Parks push Hoosier hiking  -  19 Aug 2007
Cincinnati Enquirer,The Cathedral Labyrinth, inspired by France's Chartres Cathedral, is on sacred ground, enwalled within the Harmonist Cemetery and Native American Burial

Night time right time in Paris -- especially for a first-timer  -  Aug 7, 2007
Miami Herald,In terms of magnificence, art, history and architecture, Chartres Cathedral exceeded my expectations and provided a gentle, soulful break from the bustle of

Walking in circles can be good medicine  -  Aug 17, 2007
Daily News - Galveston County,Although unique to the island, the pattern hails to a 13th-century version constructed in the Chartres Cathedral in France. Wells chose Marty Kermeen to

Students take in more than scenes in France  -  Aug 9, 2007
Pittsburgh Post Gazette,...of Impressionist painter Claude Monet in the town of Giverny, and traveling to the Loire Valley to see the castle of Blois and Chartres Cathedral.

A place for contemplation  -  Jul 21, 2007
Adrian Daily Telegram,An adaptation of the Chartres Cathedral labyrinth built around 1200 AD, it is intended to be used not just by residents of the facility, but by the general

Backyard labyrinth a tool for meditation  -  Aug 4, 2007
Las Cruces Sun-News,October and finished it up this week after some research — online and during a May visit to Chartres Cathedral in France — and a lot of rock hauling.

Labyrinths lend contemplative space to landscape (8:18 am)  -  Aug 3, 2007
Las Cruces Sun-News,Loy and Rowe started their home project last October and finished it up this week after some research — online and during a May visit to Chartres Cathedral

BRING IT ON HOME: France  -  Aug 5, 2007
St. Louis Post-Dispatch,We visited the usual Paris sights, the D-Day beaches of Normandy and Chartres Cathedral. The highlight of the trip was a day spent at Roland Garros watching

Religion Notes  -  Jul 26, 2007
FayObserver.com,The 11-circuit design is similar to the labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral in France. Information: 484-2134. It’s Growing Time!! Ministries is offering classes

The Shape of Thighs to Come  -  Aug 6, 2007
Vanity Fair,...and small-headed creatures (gaunt proportions last seen in the sculptures of Alberto Giacometti or maybe the jamb statues of the Chartres Cathedral),

Labyrinths have a long history and one is now taking root at ...  -  Jul 27, 2007
Framingham TAB,...it Kibbe oversees labyrinth workshops across the region and helped lead pilgrimages to the labyrinth at the Chartres Cathedral in France since 1999.

Students use MSUB campus creatively for 'Life' class  -  Jul 25, 2007
Billings Gazette,The 11-ring labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral near Paris has been used for centuries to represent the Christian pilgrimage to Jerusalem.



S. Lane Faison Jr., 98; professor left prominent legacy in the ...  Nov 17, 2006
He stumbled on his career path during a visit to Chartres Cathedral in France. "I haven't been the same since," he often said of that trip. ... - Los Angeles Times,

Religion & Ethics Calendar  Nov 11, 2006
Walking the labyrinth, an ancient spiritual tool designed after the labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral in France; 6-9 pm; Trinity Cathedral Church, 2620 Capitol ... - Sacramento Bee,

S. Lane Faison Jr., art professor, dies at 98  Nov 13, 2006
..."We went to the Louvre not one day but three," he told the Transcript. Then they went to Chartres cathedral. "The windows were marvelous. ... - North Adams Transcript,

Divine Sex Stirs Indian Bronzes in London Show: Martin Gayford  Nov 14, 2006
It came to power in 850, and ruled for 400 years, making the Cholas contemporaries of William the Conqueror and the builders of Chartres Cathedral. ... - Bloomberg

Seeing the light  Oct 26, 2006
...can be found at St Sulpice in Paris [also featured in The Da Vinci Code], where a light reflects along the Paris meridian at midsummer, and Chartres Cathedral. ... - Scotsman,

South Africa: Innovation Demands Far-Sighted View of Copyright  Oct 24, 2006
Chartres, who not only said more or less what Newton said, but illustrated the aphorism in the great stained-glass windows of Chartres cathedral, where Matthew ... - AllAfrica.com,

Your guide to a week's worth of the region's big events  Nov 2, 2006
...as a "focus point for community gathering and personal reflection." It is a grass replica of the labyrinth laid on the floor of Chartres Cathedral in 1220. ... - Scranton Times,
New prayer practices are enhancing the ancient experience of Lent 31 Mar 2006
It's the process, not the product, that helps people." • A meditation labyrinth that re-created a design at the Chartres Cathedral near Paris. ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription),

In tune with art and nature in Port Angeles Mar 30, 2006
Modeled after the Chartres Cathedral labyrinth and comprised of 4,000 river rocks, the half-mile long spiral walk provides unpredictably changing views of the ...
Seattle Times,

Journey along the path of the spirit Mar 2, 2006
Herbst, a member of St. George Episcopal Church in Milford, has studied labyrinths extensively, including a seminar at Chartres Cathedral in France. ...
Milford Times,

Prayer, uninterrupted: St. Luke's Episcopal hosts workshop for ... Mar 25, 2006
Labyrinths, Crawford said, come in several shapes and designs. One of the most recognized designs is from Chartres Cathedral in France. ...
Jackson Sun,

Never enough wheelbarrows Mar 20, 2006
Wheelbarrows did not exist in Europe before the 11th or 12th century. The earliest known Western depiction is in a window at Chartres Cathedral, dated 1220 AD. ...
Spartanburg Herald Journal (subscription),

Memo to China: Careful what you wish for Mar 20, 2006
I agree with Dreher that the Chartres Cathedral is more conducive to spirituality than a shopping-mall megachurch, but there is a reason why Chartres is full ...
Asia Times Online,

Local Worship briefs Mar 2, 2006
His on-site training was at Chartres Cathedral, France, under the auspices of Veriditas, founded by Dr. Lauren Artress of Grace Cathedral, San Francisco. ...
Napa Valley Register,

Neighborhood digest: March 20 Mar 20, 2006
Locally, Maryland Hall's labyrinth, located a stone's throw from its front door, replicates the one found in Notre Dame de Chartres Cathedral outside Paris ...
Annapolis Capital,

Battle to preserve identity Feb 26, 2006
A former boss of Danone put it more graphically. "Danone is like Chartres cathedral, and one does not buy the cathedral of Chartres.". ...
Guardian Unlimited,

Far Out, Man. But Is It Quantum Physics? Mar 13, 2006
There's a great story to be told about atoms and the void: how atoms evolved out of fire and bent space and grew into Homer, Chartres cathedral and "Blonde on ...
New York Times,

Walk a labyrinth of faith Mar 4, 2006
...their downtown neighbor, Trinity Episcopal Church. The canvas is based on the famous labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral in France.
The State,

Teachers will present sacred spaces at St. Paul’s Mar 9, 2006
Paul’s retreat. She calls it Circle of Peace, which is related to the famous labyrinth built about 1200 in the Chartres Cathedral in France. ...
LaCrosse Tribune,

The Arizona Republic Mar 14, 2006
The center stage is a labyrinth, which reproduces the proportions and size of the classic design on the floor of the aisle in Chartres Cathedral. ...
AZ Central.com,

Art abounds in house that lets spirit soar Mar 3, 2006
...house. A stone labyrinth surrounded by a garden is a replica of an 800-year-old labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral, near Paris. It's ...
Austin American-Statesman (subscription),

Iraq and Self-Aggression Feb 27, 2006
...needlessly destroyed by the Taliban? Is its destruction equivalent, say, to the bombing of St. Peter's in Rome, or Chartres Cathedral? The mind. ...
Tagesspiegel,
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