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Where Two Seas Meet: Season of Creation | Islamic History Month
Where Two Seas Meet brings together two faith observances that overlap this year.
The Season of Creation, an ecumenical Christian celebration held from September 1 to October 4, calls the faithful to reflect on the care for creation. October is also Islamic History Month in Canada, a time to recognize the contributions of Muslim communities to the country’s history and culture. Where Two Seas Meet marks the close of one and the height of the other in a single joint gathering.
The sacredness of water is the theme of this year’s Season of Creation. Our gathering will facilitate a conversation on this topic between an Islamic scholar/Imam and Sabrina Chiefari, a Catholic environmental educator.
Guests can also browse exhibitor tables and sample dishes that showcase Islamic, Christian and interfaith food traditions.
To Register: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/faiththecommongood/2419253
Where Two Seas Meet is organized by the Mary Ward Centre, Faith & the Common Good, ISNA Canada and the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto.
