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My Neighbour's Faith: Campus Tour

Thursday, September 18, 2025 11:00to14:00
Office of Religious and Spiritual Life, 3610 McTavish room 36-2, Montreal, Quebec, CA
My Neighbour

Join 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ's Office of Religious and Spiritual LifeÌý(MORSL) and Concordia's Ìý(MfSC) as we visit and learn about some of the spaces that students of faith use on and around our campuses. Light refreshments served at the beginning and end of the tour.

Event Agenda:

11:00 AM: Meet at MORSL (3610 McTavish room #36-2), enjoy light refreshments, start tour

2:00 PM: Event ends with light refreshments at Concordia's MfSC

Please register by September 16.

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