The Laudato Sì Platform’s fifth annual report highlights growing participation, initiatives led by religious congregations and Catholic communities worldwide, and new tools to strengthen the Church’s commitment to integral ecology.

The fifth annual report of the Laudato Si’ Action Platform highlights growing participation, practical initiatives worldwide, and the challenges facing the Church as it turns ecological commitments into lasting change.

A press conference at the Holy See Press Office on Wednesday presented the report with help from some of those involved in working with the Platform for ecological conversion… Read more »

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Caritas Malta applauds the range of social measures announced in the 2027 Budget that recognise the importance of continued investment in the wellbeing of individuals, families and communities. Noteworthy are the increases in pensions and the minimum wage, support for persons with disabilities, the coverage of social security contributions for young people who require long-term rehabilitation programmes, and further assistance to families in need… Read more »

On Sunday, 1st November 2026, at 9:30am, Archbishop Charles Scicluna will celebrate Mass on the Feast of All Saints at St John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta with the participation of members from the Maltese Catholic Actions. On the day, the ministry of acolyte is conferred upon two seminarians. On the day, the 76th anniversary of the dogma of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary will also be commemorated… Read more »

The Diocesan Ecumenical Commission is organising the third Maurice Eminyan SJ lecture on Ecumenism titled ‘Ecumenical dialogue as a praxis of healing: On the human limits to communion and God’s gift of reconciliation’.

This lecture by Prof. Nadia Delicata presents ecumenical dialogue as a practice of healing for the Church, drawing on perspectives from psychotherapy. The speaker will explain that divisions within the Church are the result of human desires and reactions—such as fear and the tendency to divide things into an “us versus them” mentality in order to protect collective identity and reputation… Read more »

Curia administration, UĦM representatives and Curia employees
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The Archbishop’s Curia and the Union Ħaddiema Maqgħudin (UĦM) have negotiated and concluded a new collective agreement for employees of the Curia and the Ecclesiastical Tribunals for the period 2026-2030.

The agreement, which will benefit around 140 employees, is the first in Malta to include a fund allocated specifically for employees’ mental health… Read more »

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On Wednesday, 4 November 2026, Fr Brian Kolodiejchuk, MC, who served as Postulator of Mother Teresa’s Causes of Beatification and Canonization, will deliver a public lecture entitled Love in the Dark: The Hidden Passion of St Teresa of Calcutta.

The talk will explore a lesser-known dimension of Mother Teresa’s spiritual life: the profound interior darkness and sense of God’s absence that she experienced for much of her life, even as she continued to dedicate herself wholeheartedly to the service of the poorest of the poor… Read more »