The moral decadence and decline that has gripped the United States and Europe is slowly but surely reaching our shores and taking us by storm. Under the pretext...

        As part of my MA research at the Department of History of Art, University of Malta, I am conducting a study on the British artist Charles Allingham (c1778-1850)....

        For many years, the Department of Classics and Archaeology has been teaching Latin to seminarians at the University of Malta. In 1989, Prof. Vella, at the...

        On my return to my homeland Malta, I had the privilege of attending two lectures given by Dr Micheline Galley at the University of Malta. This was the inspiration...

From Friday afternoon of 28 March to Saturday 29 March, the floodgates of Divine Mercy were generously opened to our shattered world. This Festival of Forgiveness, an initiative advocated by the...

 ‘The No-Makeup Selfie’ is a campaign to increase cancer awareness. In the UK, the no-makeup selfies raised up to £8 million for cancer research in six days. In Malta many...

On 31 March – Freedom Day – the PN’s daily In-Nazzjon had the following title on its front page: “Another election pledge broken” (“Weghda ohra elettorali...

The inauguration of President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca on Friday, a few days after celebrating the 35th anniversary of Freedom Day (31st March 1979), gave occasion for a reshuffle to Joseph...

In the light of all the controversy surrounding the continued destruction of trees in the Maltese Islands, it is saddening to discover that Qala local council has applied to Mepa to remove the 32...

Lent, as our Bishops rightly said in this year’s Lenten pastoral letter, “is a beautiful period which is necessary for us to stop awhile from our normal routine and reflect on the truth...