On Monday 19th September, 2011, Archbishop Paul Cremona O.P. attended the inauguration of the Pastoral Year of the Cana Movement at the Attard Pastoral Centre.

Addressing the general assembly, the President of the Cana Movement, Dr Anna Vella, referred to the principal mission of the Movement: that of engaged and married couples. Dr Vella stated that one must bear in mind that those engaged couples who attend the Cana courses would have lived through several different stages of life… Read more »

In this week’s programme the theme is – ‘You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.’ We will discuss how each and every one of us should seek to bring lives to Christ wherever we are.

At the heart of Catholicism is a call and duty to share faith in Jesus through word and action… Read more »

On Saturday, 17th September, 2011, Archbishop Paul Cremona O.P. attended the Opening of the Pastoral Year of the Vocations Centre, at the Seminary in Tal-Virtu.

Fr. Michael Bellizzi, director of the Vocations Centre shared his thoughts and the work carried out by this centre, with the readers of this website.

“Minnufih telqu kollox … u marru warajh”

Illum għandna ħafna affarijiet importanti x’nagħmlu.  … Read more »

Pope in Castel-Gandolfo

Families who are living for Christ are among the protagonists in the Church’s mission to bring about a new evangelization, says Benedict XVI.

The Pope affirmed this today before praying the midday Angelus with crowds gathered at the papal summer residence in Castel Gandolfo.

Reflecting on the passage from Philippians in today’s liturgy, the Holy Father noted how the letter was written around the year 50 A.D., and therein was already a complete synthesis of the mystery of Christ: “incarnation, ‘kenosis,’ that is, humiliation unto death on the cross, and glorification.”

“This mystery itself became one with the life of the Apostle Paul, who wrote this letter while he was in prison, awaiting a sentence of life or death,” the Holy Father explained… Read more »

Archbishop Paul Cremona O.P. has appointed Fr Norman Zammit as the new parish priest of Imsida and Fr Ewkarist Zammit as the new parish priest of Dingli.

Fr Zammit was born on 3rd August 1973. He received his education at Zurrieq Primary School, at St Michael’s Secondary School and Mount Carmel College, both in Santa Venera. He continued his tertiary education within the Faculty of Theology at the University of Malta… Read more »

Man lives in this world constantly seeking joy and peace. However, God alone, who is Love and the source of true joy, may satisfy this desire. Therfore man, even unnknowingly is constantly seeking God.

“Listen, O my son, to the precepts of your master, and incline the ear of your heart, and cheerfully receive and faithfully execute the council of your loving Father.” (RB Prol 1-2) “Who is the man that desires life and loves to see good days?” If hearing this you answer, “I am he,” God says to you: “If you want true and everlasting life, turn away from evil and do good; seek after peace and pursue it” (RB Prol 15-17)… Read more »

L-Arċisqof Pawlu Cremona nnomina lil Fr Charles Mallia Ph.D., O.Carm., biex ikun id-Delegat tiegħu għall‑Edukazzjoni Nisranija. Hu ser jieħu post Fr Dominic Scerri O.P. li ilu jokkupa din il-kariga għal dawn l-aħħar għoxrin sena.

B’din il-ħidma ġdida Fr Charles se jkompli fuq ix-xogħol li  ilu jwettaq b’risq l-iskejjel tal-Knisja. Matul dawn it‑tnejn u għoxrin sena huwa kien is-Segretarju tal-Private Schools Association u għal ħmistax-il sena kien ir‑rappreżentant ta’ din l-għaqda tal-kapijiet tal-iskejjel indipendenti fuq il-Bord tal-MATSEC… Read more »