Rev. Stephen Yeo facilitates workshop at St. Paul's Cathedral
HOW BLESSED were we in the Deanery of London, that as part of our Lenten preparations in February, we were able to enjoy several hours on a Saturday afternoon at St. Paul’s Cathedral, to both experience and to learn more about walking the labyrinth.
Under the excellent direction of Rev. Stephen Yeo, a long-time Labyrinth facilitator, we were invited into a deeper experience of learning, spiritual growth, and self-renewal as we walked through the sacred symbolism of the labyrinth. For some it was their first experience and for others it was a return to this ancient practice.
Rev. Stephen has been walking labyrinths for three decades. Throughout the years, he has facilitated labyrinth walks for many patients, parishioners, and persons from various backgrounds. He has also presented on, and published about, labyrinths and their therapeutic benefits.
Thank you to the London Deanery for their support of this event and thank you to Rev. Yeo for opening up for many of us such an engaging form of prayer as we walk through Lent. Thank you as well to the Cathedral for opening their doors to us, and to Roland Vishnu and the St. Paul’s community for providing and making available to us all such a wonderful resource for prayer.
Rev. Canon Dr Val Kenyon