We remain in an on-going time when the peoples of our world struggle with uncertainty in meeting basic needs of food, water, air, and shelter. In the face of escalating cruelty, violence, bigotry, and the destruction of our natural world, we can feel inadequate to make a difference. With intention, we will plant “seeds of compassion” to nurture and grow in a posture of loving kindness as we walk the labyrinth using the Metta prayer as a focus and companion for the day. “May all be happy. May all be well. May all be safe. May all be peaceful and at ease.”

Stella DeVenuta invites you to come for the first time or come again … knowing each time we walk the labyrinth with a new intention, the Metta prays a different prayer in and through us.

Saturday, June 3, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Lunch will be provided.

$75/person. Registration ends on Monday, May 29.

Presenter: Stella DeVenuta, OSF is a Sister of St. Francis of Assisi (Milwaukee/St. Francis, WI). An artist and spiritual director, Stella is engaged in the ministry of spirituality and creativity. Since 2002, Stella has offered retreats, labyrinth reflection days, individual spiritual direction and women’s Circles. Additionally, Stella is a facilitator for Boundless Compassion program developed by Joyce Rupp, OSM and the Servite  Sisters.