There is an old adage which says that people who have health, have everything and are able to enjoy the best quality of life. To some extent, there is much truth in this saying, however quality family life consists also of strong relationships, good parenting, and the emotional stability of all its members.  In fact, at the heart of family health lies the skill of juggling work, play and leisure which in balance, renew energy, promote satisfaction and a sense of well-being… Read more »

Pope Benedict XVI

Tens of thousands of people filled St Peter’s Square today in a massive show of solidarity with Pope Benedict XVI over the clerical sex abuse scandal.

Benedict said he was comforted by such a “beautiful and spontaneous show of faith and solidarity” and again denounced what he called the “sin” that has infected the church and needs to be purified… Read more »

During the past week, Archbishop Cremona has once again been welcomed with much joy and enthusiasm by the Maltese community in Toronto, Canada. On Sunday morning, Mass was celebrated to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the foundation of the Missionary Society of St Paul, following which the Archbishop met the members of the community. In the afternoon, he called upon the members of several Maltese Clubs and Movements… Read more »

On Monday 17th, May, 2010, at 7:00 p.m., the Institute for Research on the Signs of the Times (DISCERN) is organizing a public lecture on ‘Just Wars in Theory and Practice’. The guest speaker will be Professor Richard Rubenstein, from the Institute for Conflict Resolution and Analysis, George Mason University, Virginia. The public lecture will be held at Dar l-Ewropa, 254, St… Read more »

Pope in Portugal

The Portuguese are discovering the true face of Benedict XVI, which in no way is that of a distant or cold person, says the director of the Vatican press office.

Jesuit Father Federico Lombardi affirmed this in speaking with journalist Aura de Miguel about the first days of the Pope’s four-day trip to Portugal.

“The Lisbon stage was wonderful, accompanied by great crowds, not only in the esplanade for the Mass, but also on the streets, with great enthusiasm,” Father Lombardi said of the Holy Father’s first stop… Read more »

David Cameron

The good wishes and the prayers of the Catholic community of England and Wales to the new British Prime Minister, David Cameron, and to all of his new government coalition. They have been expressed in a release, published today, by archbishop Peter Smith, Deputy President of the Bishops Conference of England and Wales.

“On behalf of the Catholic community of England and Wales – Mgr… Read more »

On the occassion of World Family Day, on Saturday, 15th May, 2010, between 9:30 a.m. and midday, at the Phoenicia hotel (ballroom), ProgettImpenn (Caritas Malta, the Diocesan Commission for the Family, Canqa Movement) are organising a national conference titled ‘Rolling back the tide of marriage breakdown’.

The main speaker with will be Judge Sir Paul Coleridge, from the Family Court in London… Read more »

Il-komunita’ Maltija f’Toronto/Ontario Canada kienet herqana tistenna z-zjara pastorali ta’ Mons. Arcisqof Pawlu Cremona O.P.  Din iz-zjara ghandha skop doppju, dik li l-Arcisqof jiltaqa’ mal-komunita’ Maltija u li jiccelebra mas-Socjeta’ Missjunarja ta’ San Pawl il-mitt anniversarju tat-twaqqif taghha minn Mons. Guzeppi Depiro.  L-M.S.S.P. illum huma responsabli mill-hidma pastorali mal-komunita’ Maltija f’Toronton wara li hadet din il-missjoni mill-Frangiskani Minuri li ghal snin shah taw mill-ahjar li setghu ghal din il-komunita’.  … Read more »