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Multi-faith and Spirituality Centre

Welcome back to the start of the winter term!

It was great to meet incoming students at Orientation last week, and we’re excited to see returning students back after the break.  There’s lots going on-read on or drop by our kiosk in the EV atrium 12-2 p.m. on Jan 22 to sign up for MfSC events this term.

You can also kick off the year by nominating a Concordia student, faculty of staff who is an exceptional volunteer for this year’s Volunteer Recognition Awards!  Nominations close Monday, February 2, 2026.  Let's start the year by celebrating those who make our world better!  

Keep an eye on our events page to see what’s coming up in 2026!

 



January at the Multi-faith and Spirituality Centre

Click on the links below for more details and to register!


Spirituali-Tea: Hopes and Goals for 2026 Jan 13

Join us in conversation about your hopes and goals for 2026

Everyday Awe | Contemplative pedagogy faculty interest group Jan 16

Start the year by exploring awe: what it is, how we & others experience it. For faculty, teaching staff, and graduate students with teaching roles. Registration required

Spirtuali-Tea Jan 20

Join us for engaging conversation & connection, snacks included!

Sacred Site Visit: Canadian Institute of Islamic Civilization Jan 25

Learn about Islam with a visit to a mosque. Registration required

January Community Meal Jan 26

Share a free vegetarian meal, meet new people and enjoy the conversations among friends! Registration required

Spirituali-Tea Jan 27

Join us for engaging conversation & connection, snacks included!

Community, Care and Compassion Jan 28

Supporting one another through loss and change

Breath, Body, Mind: Mindfulness 101 Jan 29

Gentle mindful movement and guided meditation. Registration required

Volunteer Recognition Awards - nomination deadline Feb 2

Nominate an exceptional Concordian for their volunteer work!

Find a quiet corner

Need to recharge in a quiet space? We have some suggestions


Want to talk more about spiritual life or find other resources? Reach out to us at mfsc@concordia.ca.


See our full calendar

At Concordia

Loyola Food Fair Jan 22:  

Join us for the Loyola Food Fair, a celebration of progressive campus food initiatives!

EXPLORE services fair: new students can learn about all the services Concordia has to offer in the LB atrium on Jan 28—don't forget to stop by our table!  

Register for It Takes All of Us: Creating a Campus Free of Sexual Violence from our colleagues in the Equity Office.   

Participate in a research study!

Have you ever used a religious app, an AI chatbot, or online streaming (e.g. Zoom) for religious and/or spiritual purposes?

  • Join a Concordia study to discuss your experiences, ideas, and any concerns you may have. You will participate in a 45-60 minute interview about your experiences and thoughts on using digital technology for religious or spiritual purposes.  Participation is voluntary and your answers will be kept confidential.  
  • This study is supported by the Faculty Research Development Program at Concordia University and has been approved by the Concordia Office of Research (approval #30022547).   
  • To participate or to learn more, please contact either Abby Golub, PhD candidate at Concordia University or Tanya Giannelia, Assistant Professor in Business Technology Management at Concordia University.


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The 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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Territorial acknowledgement: Concordia University is located on unceded Indigenous lands. The Kanien'kehá:ka Nation is recognized as the custodians of Tiohtià:ke/Montreal.


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