On 9th June 2018, Pope Francis authorized the Congregation for the Causes of Saints to issue the decree approving a miracle attributed to the intercession of (1916-1975), a member of Opus Dei. The...

Various pronouncements by the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg and more recently of the Maltese Constitutional Court have repeatedly found Malta in breach of Human Rights for failing to...

It has been barely a month since I addressed Labour’s event as the party marked Joseph Muscat’s decade at its helm. The response from members of the public, colleagues at university and...

The April 2018 Physics Advanced Matriculation Level Paper of the University of Malta was riddled with mistakes. In Paper 1, 6 c i, one has to assume that the internal resistance is zero. 7b....

On Wednesday, 20 June, I, together with another 10 priests, celebrated the 15th anniversary of our priestly ordination. For all of us, that special Friday, 20 June 2003, meant that we were ordained to...

I would like to thank the Mission Fund for its generous donation of €4000, which will go to help poor families living on the outskirts of Tirana and in several villages in our archdiocese. They...

The government has all but declared open war on the NGOs plying the Mediterranean to save lives by blocking rescue ships in port, arraigning their captains and banning others from entering. It has...

I am not sure if anyone is allowed to coin new words in the lexicon but I will use a writer’s licence to do so. We often boast about Malta being a democracy. I have often thought about this and...

The answers given by many Eurosceptics to the challenges we face, including migration, is that we must seek our national self-interest and give up on cooperation. Eurosceptics believe that the...

“Working for a cause is no guarantee for applause” may be a variation on the known saying, but could very well describe the reality for many of us engaged in public life. There are...