Our next gathering on Tuesday 13 August will be in Launceston. We are visiting Chabad House, 5 Brisbane St., Launceston, meeting Rabbi Yochanan Gordon there at 12.15pm. You can find further details here.
Tasmania
A garden for the soul
Tasmanian Buddhist Monk Thich Thong Phap constructed a zen garden at the Palliative Care Unit, Hobart.
July – Religions for Peace Tasmania
The next meeting for Religions for Peace Tasmania Branch will be held on Tuesday 9 July 2013 from 12 noon to 1.00pm at the Fifty and Better Centre, 108 Bathurst St, Hobart in the downstairs room.
Ageing and Spirituality
willto be given in Launceston and Hobart in early to mid September by the Reverend Professor Elizabeth MacKinlay. Elizabeth has committed herself to the research of and teaching about the spiritual care of the elderly in all the stages of an elder’s life.
Launceston Labyrinth Walk
The Emmanuel Pastoral and Spirituality Centre of Launceston conducts a walk the labyrinth on the last Sunday of each month at 3 PM.
Religions for Peace Tasmania
The next meeting for Religious for Peace Tasmania Branch will be held on Tuesday June 11 2013 at noon-1.00pm at the Fifty and Better Centre, 108 Bathurst St, Hobart in the downstairs room.
Buddha's Birthday in Tasmania
Buddha’s Birthday will be celebrated at University of Tasmania Multifaith Centre on Saturday, May 25th, 9.30 am to 12.30 pm. The celebration is provided by Buddhism@UTas and the Tasmanian Buddhist Chaplaincy Support Group.
Nayri Niara: Good Spirit Festival
Bruny Island (Tasmania) put on a perfect autumn day for festival goers at Nayri Niara Festival, or the Good Spirit Festival.
Harmony Day at Boomer Bay
Religions for Peace Tasmania completed Harmony Day Walk through the area burned by the Dunalley Fires.
Honouring our Pilgrimages and Sacred Journeys
Honouring our Pilgrimages and Sacred Journeys was the theme of the World Interfaith Harmony Week celebration in Hobart, Tasmania at Alexander House, Sandy Bay.
Harmony Day Walk, Tasmania
Religions for Peace Tasmania will organise a Harmony Day Walk through the area burned by the Dunalley Fire.
