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MfSC's new space!We can’t wait to welcome you to our new student space! We’re opening Hall 608.02 as a new, bigger drop-in space for you to stop by, relax, study, catch up with friends, connect with Multi-faith and Spirituality Centre staff and enjoy a free cup of tea or coffee. We’re finishing up the final touches on the space and will open starting with Spirituali-tea on June 9. Stay tuned for more details on opening hours and events in the space—or just drop by to say hi! We have activities planned throughout the summer. Keep an eye on our events page to see what’s coming up!
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| Photo by Tim Mossholder on Unsplash |
June at the Multi-faith and Spirituality CentreClick the links below for details and to register! |
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Spirituali-Tea: Nourishment and Care - June 2 Tea and conversation as we care for plants in the greenhouse and ponder nourishment and care: what sustains life. Come for the film—stay for the conversation! Tea, snacks and conversation in our new drop-in space, Hall 608.02. Community, Care and Compassion - June 11 A compassionate space where Concordians come together to name loss, support one another through change and build caring community. Tea, snacks and conversation in our new drop in space, Hall 608.02. Volunteer with MfSC: Gardening workshop - June 17 Join us to care for and learn from the Innovation Youth urban gardens. Get outside, move and reflect on joy! Tea, snacks and conversation in our new drop in space, Hall 608.02. Tea, snacks and conversation in our new drop in space, Hall 608.02. Concordia holidays June 24 & July 1 We’ll be off when campus is closed—enjoy the break! |
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Want to talk more about spiritual life or find other resources? Reach out to us at mfsc@concordia.ca. |
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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.
Territorial acknowledgement: Concordia University is located on unceded Indigenous lands. The Kanien'kehá:ka Nation is recognized as the custodians of Tiohtià:ke/Montreal. |