From the eye-laser beams of X-Men's cyclops to the ground-shaking sounds of Hulk, last January brimmed with marvellous science as young superhero fans were awarded prizes in the third edition of the...

  This two-part feature in the form of a study-paper examines the various measures taken by the authorities of the day to control the spread of disease, how it spread and the day-to-day...

Recently, as I scrolled through Facebook, I came across a post in which a young Maltese singer was introducing his first single, which I gathered he wrote and produced himself. Although the majority...

John A. Morison in the introduction of his book Educational Philosophy of Saint John Bosco published in Australia in 1979 defines Don Bosco as a refined educator by nature: "He was a man of unusual...

"Reading several of the Diaries appearing on this page made me reflect, now that it is my turn, how much easier it is to write about positive and happy events rather than gloomy ones. Since March of...

Fr Ray Francalanza is an Augustinian priest who has held various offices in his Order in Malta and who has generated a following of mainly young people inspired by his unconventional approach to...

One of the most significant and moving moments of a pilgrimage to the Holy Land is a visit to the Cenacle, or Upper Room, on Mount Sion in Jerusalem, where Christ instituted the most precious gifts of...

Nothing could be further from the St Paul of the altars dripping silver, the red damask, the milling canons and monsignors of our 10th February celebration than this very raw book. We have grown...

Helga’s achievements have been too many to list here. Suffice it to say that in 1994 she was awarded the Medalja ghall-Qadi tar-Repubblika and in 2011 the Officers Cross of the Order of Merit on...

Viruses and mutations  Natural selection has shaped the evolution of humans, plants and all living things on the planet. Though viruses aren't technically living they still need a host organism...