Volunteer Days: Tuesdays May- September 10 am- 12 noon
TUESDAYS from May to September 10:00 am- 12 noon. Volunteers play an important role
at Loretto Maryholme by lending a hand with projects. If you’d like to help, you can come
any Tuesday and spend any amount of time you have between 10 am and 12:00 pm. Secondary students needing community service hours are welcome.
No registration necessary.
at Loretto Maryholme by lending a hand with projects. If you’d like to help, you can come
any Tuesday and spend any amount of time you have between 10 am and 12:00 pm. Secondary students needing community service hours are welcome.
No registration necessary.
Solstice Celebrations
Summer Solstice: June 21st each year
Tuesday June 21, 2021
Let's celebrate TOGETHER this year!
Meet at the Peace Pole (near the entrance) for welcome and opening ritual followed by communal labyrinth walk.
7:30 PM @ 1 hour
Park on street, laneway, lot. No registration needed.
Let's celebrate TOGETHER this year!
Meet at the Peace Pole (near the entrance) for welcome and opening ritual followed by communal labyrinth walk.
7:30 PM @ 1 hour
Park on street, laneway, lot. No registration needed.
Winter Solstice: December 21st each year
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
7:00 pm Ritual & Labyrinth followed by Potluck Snack
Winter Solstice is the time of year when the sun is at its lowest elevation, a time when it appears
that the sun can go no lower in the sky. December 21 is usually the day that marks
the shortest day of sunlight, the longest night of darkness.
Many cultures and faith traditions mark the coming of the new light into the world. On this night we gather to pray, light the fire and walk the labyrinth together for peace, and then warm up afterward with shared snacks and a hot drink. Gather at Edgar (Main) House by 7:20 pm. Please bring finger foods to share.
No registration necessary.
7:00 pm Ritual & Labyrinth followed by Potluck Snack
Winter Solstice is the time of year when the sun is at its lowest elevation, a time when it appears
that the sun can go no lower in the sky. December 21 is usually the day that marks
the shortest day of sunlight, the longest night of darkness.
Many cultures and faith traditions mark the coming of the new light into the world. On this night we gather to pray, light the fire and walk the labyrinth together for peace, and then warm up afterward with shared snacks and a hot drink. Gather at Edgar (Main) House by 7:20 pm. Please bring finger foods to share.
No registration necessary.
