Lenten Walk

Monday, April 14, 2025 5:00–5:45 PM

Location
Description
Join the Crucifix Initiative for a reflective Lenten Walk to explore the rich history and spiritual significance of crucifixes around campus.
This 45-minute tour will begin at 416 Main Building and proceed to a number of other campus buildings to view and learn about some of the international crucifixes that are part of our growing collection.
All are welcome on this journey of faith, art, and contemplation.
Learn more about the Crucifix Initiative at campuscrucifixes.nd.edu
Originally published at campuscrucifixes.nd.edu.
Website
https://events.nd.edu/events/2025/04/14/lenten-walk/

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