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Multi-faith and Spirituality Centre

Discover MfSC's new drop-in space!

Our new, bigger drop-in space is open in Hall 608.02!  Drop by over the summer for an event, to relax, study, catch up with friends or connect with the Multi-faith and Spirituality Centre staff.  Enjoy a free cup of tea or coffee.

Summer hours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from from 1:30 to 5 p.m.—stay tuned for longer hours in the fall semester.


Three students, one woman and two men sitting outside at a round table talking.
Photofinder: Students at the Loyola Campus

July at the Multi-faith and Spirituality Centre

Click the links below for details and to register!


Spirituali-Tea: Growth & Patience - July 7

Tea and conversation as we care for plants in the greenhouse and ponder growth and patience: time beyond control

Movie time! July 9

Come for the film—stay for the conversation!

Spirtuali-Tea - July 14

Tea, snacks and conversation in our new drop-in space, Hall 608.02.

Spirituali-tea - July 21

Tea, snacks and conversation in our new drop in space, Hall 608.02.

Community, Care and Compassion - July 22

A compassionate space where Concordians come together to name loss, support one another through change and build caring community.

Contemplative walk - July 23

Get outside and move; we'll read poetry and reflect together on equality, equity and justice

Spirituali-tea - July 28

Tea, snacks and conversation in our new drop in space, Hall 608.02.

Volunteer with MfSC: Gardening workshop - July 29

Join us to care for and learn from the Innovation Youth urban gardens.

See our full calendar

At Concordia

  • What if you or your peers could show up to campus without having to worry about access, explain your needs, or wonder if those needs will be taken seriously? Register for this workshop Access+: Reimagining Accessibility now!
  • The Experiential Learning Office is currently offering funding for students (undergrad and grad) completing unpaid, course-based internships/practicums in summer 2026. Find out more and apply, deadline Tuesday, July 14, 2026!

Explore New Microprograms in Religions and Cultures!

  • Religious, Cultural and Ethnic Literacy equips learners with the tools to navigate an increasingly diverse world. Through diverse perspectives, participants develop intercultural compentence, cultural humility, and a deeper understanding of the beliefs, identities, and experiences that shape contemporary communities. Especially relevant for those working in education, healthcare, social services, human resources, and other people-centered fields.
  • Jewish Studies offers an engaging introduction to Jewish history, culture, literature, thought, and contemporary life. Taught by leading scholars in the field, this microprogram is ideal for Jewish adults interested in deepening their understanding of their heritage, as well as anyone seeking to learn more about Judaism and the diverse experiences of Jewish communities.          
  • Spiritual Worlds (launching soon) is designed for those interested in contemporary spirituality, new religious movements, yoga, meditation, and alternative spiritual practices. Learners will explore diverse spiritual traditions and develop a critical understanding of the intersections between religion, culture, spirituality, and contemporary society. 

Whether you're interested in culture and identity, Jewish thought and history, or contemporary spirituality and meditation, these flexible programs offer a chance to explore the ideas, communities and practices shaping our world today.

Current Concordia undergraduate students interested in similar topics may wish to explore the Minor in Religions and Cultures.



In the broader community

 



Connect with the MfSC

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.

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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