News from the Church in Malta
God’s love is without limits, and to follow Him, in the Eucharist, is to make our own life a gift.
These were some of the reflections made by Pope Francis during his weekly Angelus address this Sunday.
Speaking to the crowds which nearly filled Saint Peter’s Square on the hot July morning, the Pope focused on the feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ – or Corpus Christi – celebrated in many parishes this Sunday…
Archbishop Paul Cremona O.P. has appointed Fr Anthony Cassar as director of ‘Dar tal-Kleru’ (the residence for elderly and sick priests) and parish priest of Mdina.
Fr Anthony Cassar was born in Siġġiewi on the 5th August, 1946. He received his primary education in Luqa, and his secondary education at St Aloysius College, Birkirkara. He carried out his tertiary studies (Philosophy and Theology) in the Faculty of Theology at the University of Malta…
Archbishop Paul Cremona O.P. has appointed Fr David Farrugia as the new parish priest of Ħal Safi.
Fr David Farrugia was born on the 24th April, 1979. He received his primary education in Ħal Qormi (St George), his secondary education in the Junior Lyceum Mikiel Anton Vassalli tal-Ħandaq, Ħal Qormi, and his post-secondary education at Junior College, Msida…
The Pope received in audience the participants in the 31st International Drug Enforcement Conference, which took place in Rome from 17 to 19 June. He thanked them for their work “in combating this most serious and complex problem of our time”, expressing his hope that they will accomplish their goals: a more effective coordination of anti-narcotics policies, better sharing of relevant information and the development of an operative strategy aimed at fighting the drug trade…
On the 19th of June 2014, the Solemnity of Corpus Domini, Pope Francis celebrated Holy Mass in the square of St. John Lateran, the cathedral basilica of Rome. He commented in his homily that human beings not only suffer from physical hunger, but hunger also for life, love and eternity, for the manna that God gave to the people of Israel in the desert and which the Eucharist symbolises…
L-Arċisqof Pawlu Cremona O.P. ħatar lil Patri Deo Debona O.S.A. bħala kappillan tal-Parroċċa ta’ Santu Wistin, fil-Belt Valletta.
Patri Deo twieled il-Kalkara fit-8 t’April 1983. Huwa beda l-formazzjoni tiegħu bħala student Agostinjan f’April 2000. Fl-2005 huwa mar għas-sena tan-novizzjat f’Racine, fl-istat ta’ Chicago, fl-Istati Uniti u fl-2006 għamel l-ewwel professjoni tiegħu fi ħdan l-Ordni Agostinjan. Fl-2009 Patri Deo għamel l-Professjoni Solenni…
After his greetings in various languages at yesterday’s general audience, the Holy Father mentioned that Friday 20 June will be World Day for Refugees, dedicated by the international community to those who are forced to leave their homelands to flee from conflict and persecution. “The number of our brethren who become refugees is increasing and, in recent days, thousands more people have had to leave their homes to save themselves…
On the 18th of June 2014, Pope Francis received in audience the members of the High Council for the Italian Magistrature, to whom he expressed his esteem for their work which “aims at the good functioning of a sector that is vital for social coexistence”. He also apologised for not having received them yesterday as scheduled, explaining that “in the mid-morning I felt unwell and had a fever, so I had to cancel all my appointments…
Applications for grants from the Youth Ministry Fund are now open for people engaged in pastoral service with young people. The Fund has at its disposal €5,000, which will be allocated to projects intended to strengthen youth and especially their leaders.
Groups, movements and communities can submit applications for projects that address one or more of the pastoral dimensions for young people: Discipleship, Quality, Dialogue…
