Fr. Michael J. Graham, S.J. Legacy Labyrinth

Honoring Xavier’s 34^th president, this permanent outdoor labyrinth is a spiritual tool for finding God in daily life, the hallmark of Ignatian Spirituality.
Use the guide, The 5 P’s for Praying the Path, for walking this ancient form of prayer.
For more information on the outdoor labyrinth read this article.

Quick Facts

Completed: Spring Semester 2023
Location: Off a walking path between Dana Ave. and Musketeer Dr. that is west of the HUB/Recreation Center and east of the Smith Hall parking lot and the University Commons.
Type: Classical, 7 circuit
Material: Stone/native plants
Size: 60'-0" in diameter
Designer: MKSK Landscape Architects
Landscaping: Allison Landscape
Inscription on the entering plaque:

              As the longest serving president in Xavier history,
            Fr. Graham’s vision expressed that, “Xavier men and
              women become people of learning and reflection,
            integrity and achievement, in solidarity for and with
              others.” This Labyrinth offers an invitation to all
            members of the community to reflect and discern
            their own path, always asking “Where is the more
                                          universal good?”