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Get ready for the end of term—and a break!You’re in the last stretch of the term, congrats! We wish you all the best during the university break: time to rest, play, celebrate, work or whatever you need! MfSC will be closed during the University’s holidays from December 24 to January 4 and look forward to seeing you again on January 5. Keep an eye on our events page to see what’s coming up in 2026!
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December at the Multi-faith and Spirituality CentreOpen to all Concordia students! |
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Spirituali-Tea Dec. 2 & 9: Philocreation Learn about facilitated participatory philosophy with guest speaker, Ridge Shukrun. Share a vegetarian or vegan meal and good conversation to get you ready for exams. Or volunteer to help cook and clean up! Registration required. Stop-in to rest, study and connect with other students over hot drinks and snacks. Volunteer to make sandwiches! Dec. 11 Join MfSC and Homeroom to make sandwiches for Bread and Beyond. Registration required. The last one for the year! Need to recharge in a quiet space? We have some suggestions. You are invited to nominate a deserving Concordia student, faculty, staff or member of the community. Connect with our Multi-Faith Network Find a faith leader to speak with in Montreal. |
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Want to talk more about spiritual life or find other resources? Reach out to us at mfsc@concordia.ca. |
In the CommunityThese events are offered by external organizations and may be of interest to you. They are not run by MfSC or Concordia. Faith community listing from McGill Office of Religious and Spiritual Life Looking to connect with or visit a faith community over the break? Our colleagues at MORSL provide a list of local communities in a range of traditions. |
Connect with the MfSCThe Multi-faith and Spirituality Centre seeks to open hearts and minds to diverse expressions of the human spirit. We're here for all Concordians-no religious or spiritual commitments required.
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