Hija x-xewqa tal-Arċisqof Charles Jude Scicluna li matul ix-xahar ta’ Ottubru jingħad kuljum ir-rużarju quddiem Ġesù Sagramentat espost fil-knejjes fejn tinżamm l-Ewkaristija u wara tingħata l-Barka Sagramentali.

Naturalment, hu importanti li f’dan ukoll kulħadd isegwi l-miżuri preżenti għall-ħarsien tal-ħajja u tas-saħħa ta’ kulħadd, b’mod partikulari s-sanitisation, id-distanza soċjali u l-użu tal-maskra jew visor.

Tkun ħaġa sabiħa wkoll li matul dan ix-xahar tingħad, b’ħeġġa u devozzjoni, it-talba tar-rużarju fil-familja… Read more »

The Catholic Churches in Europe suffered serious losses as a result of the pandemic: 400 priests and elderly religious died during the darkest months of the Coronavirus outbreak in Europe, sowing sickness and death. The estimated death toll is contained in a comprehensive report compiled by the Council of the Bishops’ Conferences of Europe (CCEE), providing an overview of the Church’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic… Read more »

Dear brothers and sisters, good morning!

In recent weeks we have reflected together, in the light of the Gospel, on how to heal the world that is suffering from a malaise that the pandemic has highlighted and accentuated. The malaise was already there: the pandemic highlighted it more, it accentuated it. We have walked the paths of dignity, solidarity and subsidiarity, paths that are essential to promote human dignity and the common good… Read more »

On September 29th, the Church celebrates the archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael. These are the “super angels” — the swiftest of them all. Like all angels, they are sent by God to the people: “Praise the Lord, you his angels, who mightily execute his word and obey his command.”

The archangels are the first of the spiritual creatures who proclaim how incredible God is… Read more »

Dear brothers and sisters, good morning!

In my land we say: “A good face in bad weather”. With this “good face” I tell you: good morning!

With His preaching on the Kingdom of God, Jesus opposes a religiosity that does not involve human life, that does not question the conscience and its responsibility in the face of good and evil… Read more »

A laboratory technician on COVID-19 vaccine

Since the start of the Coronavirus outbreak, thousands of people have either fallen ill or lost their lives to this virulent virus. Medical services have also been stretched to their limits. Hopes are being pinned on the development of a vaccine to protect society from the disease.

Ethical issues

In a statement issued on Thursday, the Department of Social Justice of the Bishops Conference of England and Wales looks at the ethical issues surrounding the development and distribution of a vaccine… Read more »