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October 8th, 2011
10:00 PM ET
My Faith: How walking the labyrinth changed my lifeEditor’s note: Sally Quinn is a columnist for The Washington Post and is Editor in Chief of On Faith, an online conversation on religion. By Sally Quinn, Special to CNN When I tell people I have a labyrinth and that I walk it regularly, most have no idea what I’m talking about. They think a labyrinth is a maze, a place you walk into and then have trouble finding your way out. In fact it is just the opposite. A labyrinth is a place you go to get found. |
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