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Presentation of MASC Executive activity for the year 2020. Annual General and Financial Reports. Official launching of the MASC website.

The Maltese Association for the Study of Spirituality and Spiritual Companionship, in collaboration with Carmelite Institute Malta, the Faculty of Theology, and Għaqda Siġar Maltin, organised the first Ecology Week between 13 and 17 December 2019. The guest scholar for this event was Rev. Dr Eduardo Agosta Scarel, an Argentinian Carmelite who holds a doctorate in Climate Science and lectures at the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina in Buenos Aires.

On Friday 14 June 2019, our past and present MA Spirituality and MA Spiritual Companionship students officially launched “The Maltese Association for the Study of Spirituality and Spiritual Companionship”. Serving as a platform for the ongoing formation of its members in the field of spirituality and companionship, the Association was founded to serve as a space wherein to encourage awareness, understanding, respect for and support of people’s spirituality, both in professional contexts as well as the wider community, promote the critical study of all aspects of spirituality, education and dissemination regarding these matters, develop inclusive and professional practices, and fostering…Read More

The first meeting was held with the intention of founding an Association for Spirituality and Spiritual Companionship alumni, starting a long arduous process which would find its culmination eighteen months later with the official launching of MASC in the premises of the Carmelite Institute Malta In Mdina.