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...

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...

I recently had the opportunity to travel to Germany with the Radio Valo Malta team. It was an experience I will remember all my life. The Radio Valo team was made up of a group of five young people,...

Some three weeks ago, Astrid Vella of Flimkien ghal Ambjent Ahjar, during a protest rally against the proposed towers that are to shoot up some 40-plus storeys into the Sliema sky, made a very serious...

It seems that, as with most areas in Malta, the only open views soon to be left to admire on this small island will be the sea views from the top of high-rise buildings which are being proposed for...

One of the oldest roads in Safi that once connected Kirkop and Safi to Birzebugia still has no name. There are two historical places on this street –the Roman Tower known as Tal-Gawhar and the...

According to last week's Gallup poll, Hillary Clinton was the woman Americans admired most for 14 straight years. But her presidential campaign and the controversy over her use of a private email...

In a world which exalts the powerful and the machos, in many ways being little is senseless. In fact, for the arrogant it is sheer folly! Yet, for those who really want to be great they have to be...

What would the world be like in years to come if tomorrow’s parents, leaders and policy makers had the skills to resolve conflicts?  Would it be too much to dream that families could deal...

Politicians are sometimes negatively perceived as those self conceited people who love to hear themselves and be in the limelight. Although I do realise that some criticism may be well deserved, the...