What a breath of fresh air Fr. Ivan Attard of the Dominicans! And what a totalitarian oppressive view from a top Minister of the State! I am obviously referring to Fr. Attard's videoblog on...

We have read that Europe as a whole is a laggard compared to Asia and US where funding for innovation and research is concerned. Data downloaded from Eurostat speak volumes and indicate that we must...

Last month, Rev. Prof. Salvino Caruana OSA, launched his much-awaited book on Martin Luther "Jien s'hawn nista'", Martinu Luteru: Riforma jew riforma? - at the Augustinian Institute in...

In an article entitled "Paul's homosexuality: rumour or reality?", Marian T. Horvat, Ph.D., refers to an interview in the Italian magazine Tempo (April 1976) in which French author...

It is somewhat more than heartening to see the Opposition leader leaping to the challenge yesterday to take on the very suspicious deal that amounted to the new Delimara power station, after fresh and...

There is a new, or perhaps not so new, breed of men out there.  These men are not young carefree studs or playboys (as we used to call them).  Rather, they're older.  They...

Today's front page story which reports that Malta is the most difficult country in the whole of the European Union in which to do business does not make for pretty reading. This comes as Malta is...

A spiritual guide for our times Last week, the Church celebrated the feast of. This 19th century Discalced Carmelite nun, also popularly known as "The Little Flower", is one of the most loved...

In the midst of the daily tragedies we read about in the news, religious believers are strangely silent about their "loving and merciful" God.  The God they believe in is not merciful when...

In his letter entitled Water and electricity bills (TMID, 12 March), Giovanni De Martino from Mosta complained that although he had paid a bill dated 3 January, his subsequent bill received some four weeks later did not have the previous amount deducted....