Contemporary
The Monaghan Labyrinth is unique in that it was designed to incorporate a portion of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) symbol into the design of the Chartres Labyrinth laid in the floor of the Chartres Cathedral, France around 1220. The portion of the Presbyterian symbol contained in the Monaghan Labyrinth are the flames (the fire of the Holy Spirit). A Celtic cross is also incorporated. These symbols can best be seen from the parking lot above.
Availability:
Public
Situation:
Outdoor
Status:
Permanent
Material Description:
stone and pavers
Designer:
Jason C. Best
Builder:
Brad Hakes and friends
Wheelchair Accessible:
No
Schedule Times:
The Monaghan Labyrinth is available any time of day, and at night when the parking lot lights are on, to all who wish to walk the sacred path.
