Holy Week contains some of the oldest and most symbol-rich liturgies of the Christian Church year; and yet it can be easy for us to travel Jesus's last days in the midst of our hectic lives and miss the beauty, pain, and mystery of what's happening in these liturgical milestones. The labyrinth is an ancient, archetypal tool and the perfect symbol for the type of journeying we do in keeping the seasons of the liturgical Church year. In this quiet day, we will explore the liturgies of Palm/Passion Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday with time to reflect and prepare to experience these liturgies anew in the week ahead.

The event will begin at 8:00 AM, but participants are encouraged to come for Morning Prayer at 7:30 AM - to begin the day - and stay for Noonday prayer at 12:30 PM - to close out the Quiet Morning.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Casey Perkins is a Spiritual Director, Personal Coach, and Labyrinth Facilitator who connects with people on the journey to living a life of faith rooted in Love. Casey holds a BA in literature from Georgia Southwestern State University and an MA in Theology from The School of Theology. He is the Director of Alumni, Annual Giving, and Church Relations for the School of Theology and also manages marketing and communications for the Sisters of St. Mary. Casey is a postulant for the diaconate and a CSM Oblate-in-formation!