The Catholic Bishops’ synod on the family in October presents the Catholic Church with an opportunity to reappraise the interpretation of its own moral teachings in the post-conciliar period. I...

The second Sunday of July every four years is World Cup final day. Tonight, the biggest TV audience for any sporting event watches the game that decides who will be crowned World Champions of the...

Summer is well on its way and just like any other year our villages have already started planning and organising their yearly parish feasts. Fireworks, street decorations and local band clubs...

Tonight, Germany face off Argentina in the final match of the FIFA World Cup. With that, the curtain will fall on an edition of the tournament that, bar some exceptions (Suarez’s bite...

We all know people who are still robust and active in spite of their old age. More often than not, they look after their grandchildren, spouses or siblings or even just neighbours. Some who have...

Following the tedious marathon of the European Parliament election campaigns last May, an eerie silence has descended on the country where people seem to be looking down at their feet as they sit...

        Today, St George’s Square will, once again, host a very colourful event. The Gay Pride March, the main event in the annual Pride Week, is organized by the...

        Didn’t our government tell us that what they are signing is a bilateral agreement on foreign direct investment for Malta? That’s how they sweetened...

        I never liked the man and I always suspected him for many things. I have had contacts with him with clients regarding very large projects indeed. What I feel so...

        Summer temperatures are rising. Children have finished their schooling period.  Many parents seek to take a number of days from their vacation leave...