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Aruba Peace Labyrinth Gets a Makeover

Peace Labyrinth Aruba

By Rona Coster

The rebirth of the Aruba Peace Labyrinth became a reality thanks to 70+ Aruba Doet volunteers. Special thanks to Dick, Magaly & Gea Souge for their efforts.

The original labyrinth is situated in the Chartres Cathedral near Paris, France, constructed between 1194 and 1220, and has been replicated all over the world. The Aruba Peace Labyrinth was created in 2005, and over the years, thousands of people have benefited from walking its pathways and enjoying the soothing vibrations of the surrounding nature.

May you find inner peace and healing while walking the labyrinth, located just behind the Alto Vista Church.

Aruba Peace Labyrinth
Alto Vista Chapel
Alto Vista Chapel

About ARUBA DOET 2019:

This seventh edition of the grassroots volunteer event took place on March 15 & 16. Organized by CEDE Aruba in cooperation with Oranje Fonds, Aruba Doet is the largest volunteer event on the island. CEDE Aruba helps identify and register social projects, then secures materials and volunteers and generally prepares for the big, action-packed weekend in an effort to increase community involvement, focusing on quality, sustainable projects.

According to the director of CEDE Aruba, Daniel Tecklenborg, his humble and super-efficient organization, working in collaboration with the Dutch Kingdom, handled 207 projects in 2018, mobilizing almost 4,000 volunteers.

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