I would like to thank the Mission Fund for the generous donation of €4000 that will help poor families on the outskirts of Tirana and in other areas of our diocese. These are mostly families...

Mr John Guillaumier has never really lost his acerbic irreverent take on people who do not share his opinions, but now he has plummeted to new lows in his extremely base crack against the clergy. His...

In Malta, the sun rises in the east around Delimara and completes its trajectory when it sinks in a glorious sunset over the horizon beyond the northern part of Dingli Cliffs. A daily occurrence which...

A few years ago a signpost with Safi 3 Km. was placed at the end of a road that connects Safi to Hal Far road where the runway ends, limits of tal-Gawhar. This is only 3ft high and therefore at eye...

I recently came across a report carried out in 1932 by the British Government which reviewed all museums within the Commonwealth. With regards to the Fine Arts Section of the National Museum of Malta,...

It’s about time political leaders in Europe take some tough action to stop this cycle of Islamic terrorism. The stakes are enormous. We cannot allow this type of terrorism to intensify and...

As St Margaret’s Parish of Ta’ Sannat (Gozo)was concluding its annual festivities in honour of its patron saint on Sunday, 24 July, a member of its clergy, Rev. Emmanuel Camilleri, passed...

  The Feast of the Assumption – when the village comes to life for one whole with joyous celebrations, music, colours, fireworks, decorations, artistry, passion and...

The short-term expediency of populist politics has long been recognised as a means to an end by politicians. The New Right politics of Nigel Farage, Marie Le Penn, Donald Trump and other lesser known...

Obviously the introduction of home-schooling to Malta must be approached with care, as it is not appropriate for all children, or for all family circumstances. In fact, its suitability for a...