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Lenten Reflection 2026 – Fourth Sunday

14/03/2026

Video: Nicholas Agius Deguara – Digital Presence Office

This Lent, Archbishop Charles Scicluna explains in a few minutes the Gospel that will be read on the Sundays of Lent, and offers points of reflection for this spiritual journey.

Gospel: John 9:1-41

As he went along, he saw a man blind from birth. His disciples asked him, “Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?”

“Neither this man nor his parents sinned,” said Jesus, “but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him. … Read more »

Malta epilepsy conference to focus on improving quality of life

14/03/2026

Photo: Gerd Altman / Pixabay

A national conference aimed at enhancing the quality of life for people with epilepsy and their families is to be held in Hamrun later this month.

The Malta National Epilepsy Conference, organised by the Caritas Malta Epilepsy Association in conjunction with the University of Malta’s Department of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, will take place on 21 March at the Caritas Community Centre… Read more »

Pastoral visit by the Archbishop at Dingli Primary School

12/03/2026 Ġużè Ebejer Primary School, Ħad-Dingli

L-Arċisqof Charles Scicluna żar l-Iskola Primarja Ġużè Ebejer ta’ Ħad-Dingli fil-Kulleġġ ta’ San Nikola, fejn ġie milqugħ minn sala mimlija studenti, nhar il-Ħamis 12 ta’ Marzu 2026. Wara li kantaw xi innijiet, l-Arċisqof irringrazzjahom talli jitolbu bil-kliem tal-poeta nazzjonali Dun Karm permezz tal-Innu Malti kull filgħodu, tahom il-barka u ngħaqad magħhom fit-talb għall-paċi f’pajjiżna u fid-dinja kollha.

L-Arċisqof iltaqa’ mal-ħaddiema tal-iskola u wara kellu ċ-ċans jitħaddet mal-istudenti tas-sitt sena… Read more »

The Role of Women in the Church – Synod Office

11/03/2026 The Vatican

The General Secretariat of the Synod publishes the third Final Report of the Study Groups, which is from Study Group No. 5 on ‘Women’s participation in the life and leadership of the Church.’

The General Secretariat of the Synod has released the third Final Report of the Study Groups established by Pope Francis following the First Session of the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops… Read more »

Series of meetings at Dar tal-Kleru

11/03/2026

Matul ix-xahar ta’ Marzu, id-Dar tal-Kleru f’Birkirkara se tkun qed tospita sensiela ta’ laqgħat miftuħa għas-saċerdoti, reliġjużi u lajċi li jixtiequ jirriflettu u japprofondixxu l-għarfien tagħhom. Il-laqgħat huma twal madwar siegħa u jibdew fl-10:30am.

Programm tal-Laqgħat

Il-Ġimgħa 20 ta’ Marzu, 2026
Kelliem: Rev. Gino Gauci
Suġġett: Arti Sagri

It-Tnejn 23 ta’ Marzu, 2026
Kelliem: Rev. Jean Gové
Suġġett: Intelliġenza Artifiċjali (AI)

It-Tlieta 24 ta’ Marzu, 2026
Kelliem: Emanuel Curmi
Suġġett: San Ġorg Preca u s-Sakrarju tal-Ispirtu ta’ Kristu

Kulħadd mistieden jattendi… Read more »

Never underestimate violence against women, report it without fear – Pope Leo XIV

08/03/2026

Photo: Ian Noel Pace – Archdiocese of Malta

Pope Leo XIV responds to a reader of the monthly magazine Piazza San Pietro who denounces femicides and calls for an alliance between schools and Church to promote “a culture of respect” among young people.

Pope Leo responded to a reader’s question in this month’s edition of the magazine Piazza San Pietro, made public on March 8, International Women’s Day… Read more »

Lenten Reflection 2026 – Third Sunday

07/03/2026

Video: Nicholas Agius Deguara – Digital Presence Office

This Lent, Archbishop Charles Scicluna explains in a few minutes the Gospel that will be read on the Sundays of Lent, and offers points of reflection for this spiritual journey.

Gospel: John 4:5-42

Jesus came to a town of Samaria called Sychar, near the plot of land that Jacob had given to his son Joseph… Read more »

“The Living Will is good because it gives clarity” – The Archbishop

With what is proposed, euthanasia will remain illegal

06/03/2026

L-Arċisqof ta’ Malta Charles Scicluna qal li l-Knisja taqbel mal-abbozz ta’ liġi ġdid li jistabbilixxi regoli dwar kif jistgħu jsiru Direttivi Mediċi Avvanzati – ‘Living Wills’ għax ħadd mhu obbligat jaċċetta terapija inutli. Hu fakkar li l-proposta teskludi l-ewtanasija jew kwalunkwe intervent maħsub biex itemm ħajja u li talbiet bħal dawn jiġu kkunsidrati invalidi skont il-liġi.

Waqt li kien qed jiġi intervistat waqt il-programm Għal Kulħadd fuq RTK103, hu qal li dan il-Living Will isir meta l-bniedem ikun għadu f’sensih u wieħed irid ikun seren b’din id-deċiżjoni… Read more »

Secretariat for Catholic Education and Church Schools’ Association support stronger safeguards in response to Government green paper on social media

06/03/2026

Photo: Ian Noel Pace – Archdiocese of Malta

The Secretariat for Catholic Education and the Church Schools’ Association welcome the opportunity to contribute to the Government’s Green Paper and, in light of mounting evidence of social media’s impact on children’s wellbeing and development, underscore the urgent need for a robust, child-centred national framework.

The Secretariat and Association commend the Green Paper’s strong focus on safeguarding, the protection of minors from abuse and harmful content, and its recognition of the shared responsibility of families, schools and communities… Read more »

New Council of Parish Priests 2026–2028

05/03/2026

Ritratt: Claire Camilleri – Arċidjoċesi ta’ Malta

Il-Kulleġġ tal-Kappillani tal-Arċidjoċesi ta’ Malta ħatar Kunsill ġdid tal-Kappillani għas-snin 2026-2028 u se jkun magħmul minn tmien kappillani.

Fl-ewwel laqgħa tal-Kunsill tal-Kulleġġ tal-Kappillani, l-Isqfijiet ta’ Malta awguraw lill-membri l-ġodda sabiex il-ħidma tagħhom tħalli l-frott mixtieq fil-parroċċi u fil-Knisja f’Malta.

Il-membri tal-Kunsill huma: il-President Dun Robin Camilleri, l-Arċipriet tal-Isla; il-Viċi President Dun Evan Caruana, il-Kappillan ta’ Santa Marija f’Birkirkara; is-Segretarju tal-Kunsill Dun Martin Cardona, il-Kappillan ta’ Ħal Kirkop; is-Segretarju tal-Kulleġġ Dun Sean Abela, il-Kappillan tal-Imġarr u l-Kaxxier Dun Joshua Cortis, il-Kappillan tal-Balluta… Read more »