Krista Mournet

I have noticed over the years that in every place I have lived, I have found a sanctuary; a place where I, often without even realizing it, have built an altar of the heart. Whether it was the creek out behind my grandparents’ house in Ohio, Caumsett Park in Long Island, the cathedral cloisters in Durham, England where I went to school, or Wall Lake in South Dakota, I’ve found my own sacred spaces in each place. This article talks about some people who are creating intentional spaces for reflection and introspection in the midst of crowded urban settings.

Open Spaces Sacred Places | Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly.

Think about it; what have been sacred places for you? Why were they important to you?