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  Ittra Pastorali fl-okka...  
Ġesù tana wkoll l-Ewkaristija. Fil-quddiesa, wara li nkunu smajna l-Kelma, naslu biex insaħħu l-fidi tagħna permezz ta' Ġesù Ewkaristija. Il-grazzji li nieħdu mill-quddiesa ma nistgħu neħduhom minn imkien ieħor.
Jesus also gave us the Eucharist.  During the mass, after we have listened to his Word, we strengthen our faith through the Jesus in the Eucharist. The graces which are recieved through the celebration of the mass cannot be recieved from other sources.
  Ittra Pastorali fl-okka...  
Hemm oħrajn li jgħidu li jemmnu għaliex meta kienu żgħar kienu marru l-Katekiżmu sakemm waslu għall-Konfermazzjoni, il-Griżma  tal-Isqof. U hemm oħrajn li anki wara l-Griżma, jew inkella meta saru żgħażagħ jew adulti, baqgħu jgħixu l-fidi tagħhom.
But the word ‘faith’ does not hold the same meaning for everyone.  There are those who consider themselves to be believers because they were baptized when they were infants and hold a baptismal certificate.  There are others who say they believe because, as children, they attended catechism classes until such time that they recieved the Sacrament of Confirmation. Then there are those who, as adolescents and young adults, following their Confirmation, set out to live their faith concretely. Yet there are so many of us who still do not heed the Word of Jesus Christ! To begin with, we need to establish which of the above categories applies to us and our family.  We need to discern our level of faith.
  L-Imtarfa- maltadiocese  
Għal żmien twil kienet tintuża l-knisja ta' Santa Luċija għan-nies li joqogħdu fl-Imtarfa, knisja li nbniet għall-habta tas-sena 1460. Imbagħad wara li telqu l-Ingliżi minn Malta, għall-ħabta ta’ l-1980, flok il-knisja ta' Santa Lucija, bdiet tintuża l-knisja ta' San Oswald li kienet il-knisja ta' l-isptar militari ta' l-ingliżi.
The locality of Mtarfa, formerly part of the parish of Rabat, had a considerable increase in the population during the last years. For several years the church of St. Lucia served the pastoral needs of the people residing at Mtarfa; with the departure of the British military forces St. Oswald's chapel, which was the chapel of the military hospital, was used instead. It was declared an Automomous Pastoral Zone on 19th April 2000, and was declared a parish on the 8th December 2004.
  Is-Sorijiet tas-Sacred ...  
Is-Sorijiet tas-Sacred Heart ġew Malta fl-1903, wara li l-Gvern FranċiŻ ta’ dak iŻ-Żmien ikkonfiskalhom il-kunventi u l-iskejjel li kellhom; ġew seba’ sorijiet minn ħames pajjizi differenti, u laqgħuhom għandhom is-sorijiet tal-Blue Sisters.
The Society of the Sacred Heart established itself in Malta when, in 1903, its schools and convents were confiscated by the French Government. Seven sisters of five different nationalities came to Malta at that time and the Blue Sisters welcomed them in their home. Later on they established themselves in Villa Portelli, at Sliema, where in October of that year they opened their school and the Rosary School; four years later they moved to their new school at St. Julian’ s. In 1944 they started a training college for female teachers at St. Julian’ s. In 1954 the College moved to Tal-Virtu’ Mater Admirabilis Training College; when the Government stopped sending teachers for training at the College, it was closed and later the building was taken over by the Seminary. The Society has five houses in Malta.
  L-Imdina- maltadiocese  
Fl-1575, skond rapport tal-viżta ta' l-Isqof Mons. Royas, din kienet knisja antika ħafna iżda bdiet tinbena mill-ġdid wara l-vista ta' Mons. Dusina u damet ħafna snin tinbena. Fis-seklu sbatax il-knisja kienet miżmuma tajjeb ħafna mill-prokuraturi tagħha u fl-aħħar gwerra intużat mir-rifuġjati.
According to a report by Bishop Royas, the church was a very old one, but was rebuilt after Mgr. Dusina's visit. It took over 30 years to be built but then it was well kept by the persons in charge of it; during the last war it was taken over by refugees from the port area but was restored in 1956 and provided with an altar piece depicting St. Peter in chains, painted by Caffaro Rore. Today it is used by various organizations for their meetings.
  L-Imdina- maltadiocese  
Fl-1575, skond rapport tal-viżta ta' l-Isqof Mons. Royas, din kienet knisja antika ħafna iżda bdiet tinbena mill-ġdid wara l-vista ta' Mons. Dusina u damet ħafna snin tinbena. Fis-seklu sbatax il-knisja kienet miżmuma tajjeb ħafna mill-prokuraturi tagħha u fl-aħħar gwerra intużat mir-rifuġjati.
According to a report by Bishop Royas, the church was a very old one, but was rebuilt after Mgr. Dusina's visit. It took over 30 years to be built but then it was well kept by the persons in charge of it; during the last war it was taken over by refugees from the port area but was restored in 1956 and provided with an altar piece depicting St. Peter in chains, painted by Caffaro Rore. Today it is used by various organizations for their meetings.
  IN-NUNZJU APOSTOLIKU JI...  
Kif intemmet il-quddiesa, l-E.T. Mgr. Caputo sellem u ha b’idejn dawk kollha li kienu prezenti u wara hareg fil-bitha tal-Facilita fejn innawgura u bierek monument li jfakkar l-ufficjali li mietu maz-zmien.
Before leaving, His Excellency Mons Caputo shook hands with all those present.  He also inaugurated and blessed a monument, situated in the courtyard, that has been erected in honour of prison officials who have served at Kordin and are now deceased.  In his address, Acting Director Abraham Zammit reminded all the officials who serve at the Corrective Facility about their commitment towards reforming the residents.  He added that in spite of the demanding nature of their job, the officials should be proud to be able to offer this service to society.
  Bormla (Cospicua)- malt...  
Bormla saret parroċċa fis-sena 1586 u l-knisja, iddedikata lit-Tnissil bla Tebgħa tal-Verġni Marija, hi knisja kolleġġjata mis-sena 1822. Il-kwadru titulari ġie nkurunat mill-Kardinal Ferrata fis-sena 1905 u, ħamsin sena wara, il-Kardinal Tedeschini żejnu b'stellarju tad-deheb.
Cospicua became a parish in 1586 and the parish church, dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, was elevated to the dignity of a collegiate church in 1822. The image of the Blessed Virgin above the high altar was crowned by Cardinal Ferrata in 1905 and, fifty years later, Cardinal Tedeschini adorned it with a halo of twelve stars.
  Kummissjoni Ġustizzja u...  
Il-Kummissjoni twaqqfet b’digriet tas-16 ta’ Frar 1987, u sena wara, fis-16 ta’ Marzu 1988 ġie approvat Statut għaliha. L-għan ta’ din il-Kummissjoni huwa dak li tistudja, fi spirtu ta’ servizz lejn il-Knisja u lejn il-membri u l-istituzzjonijiet tagħha, l-aspetti evanġeliċi tal-ġustizzja u l-paċi.
This Commission was established by the Decree of the 16th February 1978. Its Statute was approved on the 16th March 1988. The aim of this Commission is that of studying the evangelical aspects of justice and peace in a spirit of service towards the Church, its members and institutions. The Commission endeavours to encourage the People of God to arrive at a better awareness of its duty towards peace and to present the solutions which the Church can offer when problems of justice and peace arise.
  Is-Sorijiet tas-Sacred ...  
Is-Sorijiet tas-Sacred Heart ġew Malta fl-1903, wara li l-Gvern FranċiŻ ta’ dak iŻ-Żmien ikkonfiskalhom il-kunventi u l-iskejjel li kellhom; ġew seba’ sorijiet minn ħames pajjizi differenti, u laqgħuhom għandhom is-sorijiet tal-Blue Sisters.
The Society of the Sacred Heart established itself in Malta when, in 1903, its schools and convents were confiscated by the French Government. Seven sisters of five different nationalities came to Malta at that time and the Blue Sisters welcomed them in their home. Later on they established themselves in Villa Portelli, at Sliema, where in October of that year they opened their school and the Rosary School; four years later they moved to their new school at St. Julian’ s. In 1944 they started a training college for female teachers at St. Julian’ s. In 1954 the College moved to Tal-Virtu’ Mater Admirabilis Training College; when the Government stopped sending teachers for training at the College, it was closed and later the building was taken over by the Seminary. The Society has five houses in Malta.
  STQARRIJIET GĦALL-ISTAM...  
Ittra mill-Arcisqof Pawlu Cremona OP wara iz-Zjara Pastorali tal-Papa Benedittu XVI - 07/05/10
A Letter by Archbishop Paul Cremona OP on the Pastoral visit to Malta of Pope Benedict XVI - 07/05/10
  MKSU - maltadiocese  
Il-Moviment Kattoliku Studenti Universitarji (MKSU) twaqqaf bħala Lega Universitaria Cattolica Maltese fil-5 ta’ April 1929 minn Patri Danjel Callus O.P., li kien professur ta’ l-Iskrittura fl-Università bil-għan li tagħti xhieda nisranija fl-Università u tħabrek għall-formazzjoni sħiħa ta’ l-istudenti. Matul is-snin ta’ wara, għalkemm saru ħafna tibdiliet fl-istruttura u anki fl-isem, il-ħidma tal-Moviment baqgħet dejjem għaddejja.
The University Students’ Catholic Movement was founded as the Lega Universitaria Cattolica Maltese on the 5th April 1929 by Fr. Daniel Callus O.P., professor of Holy Scripture at the University with the aim of training students in their Christian witness at the University. Throughout the following decades, several changes in the structure and also in the name of the movement took place, and these helped to strengthen its activity at the University. Today, by means of several activities throughout the year, the Movement promotes Christian values on campus and takes initiatives in social commitment. On an international level, MKSU is a full and active member of JECIMIEC – the European Coordination of Catholic Students’ Movements.
  Is-Sorijiet tas-Sacred ...  
Is-Sorijiet tas-Sacred Heart ġew Malta fl-1903, wara li l-Gvern FranċiŻ ta’ dak iŻ-Żmien ikkonfiskalhom il-kunventi u l-iskejjel li kellhom; ġew seba’ sorijiet minn ħames pajjizi differenti, u laqgħuhom għandhom is-sorijiet tal-Blue Sisters.
The Society of the Sacred Heart established itself in Malta when, in 1903, its schools and convents were confiscated by the French Government. Seven sisters of five different nationalities came to Malta at that time and the Blue Sisters welcomed them in their home. Later on they established themselves in Villa Portelli, at Sliema, where in October of that year they opened their school and the Rosary School; four years later they moved to their new school at St. Julian’ s. In 1944 they started a training college for female teachers at St. Julian’ s. In 1954 the College moved to Tal-Virtu’ Mater Admirabilis Training College; when the Government stopped sending teachers for training at the College, it was closed and later the building was taken over by the Seminary. The Society has five houses in Malta.
  IN-NUNZJU APOSTOLIKU JI...  
Sahansitra, wiehed miz-zghazagh tal-YOURS tela’ quddiem il-Papa biex jindirizzah f’isem dawk li jhossuhom fil-periferija tal-Knisja, omosesswali, dawk bil-vizzju tad-droga u ohrajn. Hu stess esprima kemm halliet marka profonda fil-qalb tieghu il-harsa tal-Papa u wisq izjed it-tghannieqa sinciera li tah wara li temm id-diskors tieghu.
This letter was handed to Fr Savio, who in turn ensured that it reached the Pope.  On 17th and 18th April the Pope honoured us with his presence.  During the meeting with youths on Sunday 18th April, there were present some inmates from YOURS, as well as other prisoners who are following a drug rehabilitation programme at SATU (Substance abuse therapeutic unit), which is an extension of the prison.  One of the youths from YOURS was invited to address the Pope from the podium. He spoke in the name of all those youths who feel that they are on the periferies of the Church – homosexuals, those who take drugs, etc.  The youth expressed how, after he finished his address, he was moved not only by the Pope’s penetrating look which left an indelible mark upon his heart, but also by his sincere embrace.
  STQARRIJIET GĦALL-ISTAM...  
Il-Papa Benedittu XVI jibghat il-kondoljanzi tieghu lil Malta wara t-telfa tal-President Emeritus Guido de Marco - 15/08/10
Pope Benedict XVI sends his condolences to Malta over the loss of President Emeritus Guido de Marco - 15/08/10
  Dokument ta' Pożizzjoni...  
Jinnota li l-liġi attwali li għaddiet tlett snin ilu biss, kienet approvata unanimament mill-Membri Parlamentari kollha wara proċess estensiv ta’ konsultazzjoni li nvolva lill-istakeholders kollha fuq livell tassew nazzjonali.
The position paper concludes that the Embryo Protection Act safeguards the legitimate interests of the prospective child and it champions appropriate standards of ethics in fertility treatment. It points out that the current legislation which was passed just three years ago was enacted unanimously by all Parliamentarians after an exhaustive consultative process that involved all stakeholders on a truly national level. Most importantly, this Act was all about protecting the human embryo - a value that is still clearly held in high esteem in Malta - and should be affirmed rather than destroyed.
  IL-PAPA BENEDITTU XVI J...  
Mill-Ajruport Internazzjonali ta' Malta, il-Papa ġie meħud lejn Pjazza San Ġorg, il-Belt, fejn eluf ta' tfal ħonqu din il-pjazza biex jawguraw l-isbaħ xewqat lill-Papa, f'għeluq sninu. Wara din il-laqgħa il-Papa żar il-Grotta ta' San Pawl.
Thousands of Children swamped Saint George's square in order to sing Happy Birthday to the Pope. The Pope and the President exchanged gifts and the Pope was taken to Saint Paul's Grotto in Rabat. Pope Benedict expressed his delight in seeing that despite 1950 years had passed since Saint Paul's shipwreck, yet the Maltese have held on tightly to their belief.
  IN-NUNZJU APOSTOLIKU JI...  
Iz-zjara ghaddiet u xi jumejn wara, l-Arcisqof taghna l-E.T.Pawlu Cremona O.P sejjahli fir-residenza privata tieghu gewwa H’Attard fejn b’sorpriza kbira ghalija, tani ittra li l-Papa kien kiteb personalment bhala risposta ghall-ittra li l-prigunieri kienu kitbulu.
The visit ended and two days later, our Archbishop, his Excellency Paul Cremona OP asked to see me at his residence in Attard. To my surprise, he handed me a letter from the Pope, which was a response to the letter which the prisoners had sent him.  The letter, which is signed by the Pope himself, reads:
  L-Imdina- maltadiocese  
Il-post fejn illum hemm il-knisja tal-Madonna tad-Dawl, fl-1393 kien hemm il-knisja tas-Salib Imqaddes li twaqqgħet fl-1681 u flokha nbniet knisja ddedikata lil Santu Rokku. F'din il-knisja, ftit wara tpoġġa "sottoquadro" tal-"Madonna della Luce" (il-Madonna tad-Dawl) u dan wassal biex il-knisja bdiet tingħaraf bħala l-knisja tal-Madonna tad-Dawl.
Since 1393 a church dedicated to the Holy Cross existed were today there is the church of Our Lady of Light. The church of the Holy Cross was demolished in 1681 and a church dedicated to St. Roche was built in its place; a "sottoquadro" of the "Madonna della Luce" was put in the church and soon it became known as the church of Our Lady of Light.
  Mixja Neokatekumenali -...  
i. in-”Neokatekumenat”, jew Katekumenat ta’ wara l-magħmudija;
i. the “Neocatechumenate” or post-baptismal catechumenate,
  Bormla (Cospicua)- malt...  
Is-Sorijiet Orsolini bdew jibnu l-kunvent tagħhom f'Bormla fl-1952 u sentejn wara bdew il-ħidma tagħhom ta' ħarsien u ta' edukazzjoni tat-tfal.
The Franciscan Sisters opened their school in Cospicua in 1889. The convent and school were totally destroyed by bombs during the War, but were rebuilt so that the sisters could continue their mission of educating and teaching children.
  1 – 7 ta’ Settembru- ma...  
11.30 a.m. L-Arċisqof jiltaqa’ mas-saċerdoti l-ġodda u wara jiekol magħhom, fir-residenza tiegħu, Ħ’Attard.
11.30 a.m. The Archbishop meets the newly ordained priests and joins them for lunch, at his residence, Attard.
  STQARRIJIET GĦALL-ISTAM...  
Iċ-Charter għall-Familja - 27 sena wara - 19/10/10
A Charter for the Family - 27 years later - 19/10/10
  L-Imdina- maltadiocese  
L-ewwel darba li tissemma' din il-knisja hu fl-1436, iżda wara ġiet traskurata. Mitt sena wara reġgħet ħadet ir-ruħ u kienet miżmuma tajjeb ħafna; kienet tinsab ftit bogħod mill-Kattidral, iżda llum ma baqax minnha ħlief xi partijiet li jinsabu inkorporati f'bini privat; hemm ukoll l-isem tat-triq fejn kienet tinsab.
The church is first mentioned in 1436 but later records say that the church was completely abandoned; in the 16th century the church was well-kept and endowed; at the beginning of the last century the church ceased to exist although parts of it were incorporated in private buildings. The church was not far away from the Cathedral and the name of a street there recalls its existence.
  Għaqda Studenti tat-Teo...  
Wara ftehim li ntlaħaq riċentament, Melita Theologica saret il-ġurnal uffiċċjali tal-Fakultà tat-Teoloġija, ippubblikata bejn il-Fakultà tat-Teoloġija, l-Għaqda Studenti tat-Teoloġija u l-Fondazzjoni tal-Istudji Teoloġiċi.
Since March 1947, the T.S.A. was the publisher of a twice-yearly review called Melita Theologica, containing articles on theology, philosophy and human sciences. Following an agreement signed recently, Melita Theologica became the official peer-reviewed journal of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Malta, published jointly by the Faculty of Theology, the Theology Students’ Association and the Foundation for Theological Studies.
  Sorijiet Dorotej- malta...  
Id-Dorotej ġew Malta fl-1911, wara li fi Żmien ta’ persekuzjoni ġew imkeċċija mill-Portugall, u fetħu l-kunvent tagħhom fl-Imdina fejn Mons. Alfredo Mifsud, li kellu ħutu li studjaw għand id-Dorotej f’ Ruma, u oħtu Elena daħlet soru Doroteja, tahom id-dar li kellu l-Imdina, u li fiha, mill-1921, kellhom l-iskola sekondarja li ġiet trasferita fil-kumpless il-ġdid tagħhom f’ ĦaŻ-Żebbuġ f’ Settembru tal-1998.
The Sisters of Saint Dorothy came to Malta in 1911 after they had been expelled from Portugal at a time of persecution. They established themselves in a house at Mdina and in 1921 they transferred their convent and school to the house bequeathed to them by Mgr. Alfredo Mifsud, whose sisters had been educated by the Dorotheans in Rome, and one of them, Elena, joined the sisters of St Dorothy.. Besides the Secondary School which has been transferred from Mdina to the new complex at Żebbuġ in September 1998, the Sisters have also a Junior School at Sliema opened in 1958. The Mdina Junior School has been transferred to tal-Virtu’ for nineteen years, and is now at the new complex at Ûebbuġ since 1997.
  Kummissjoni Familja- ma...  
Wara li twaqqfet il-Kummissjoni Pontifiċja għall-Familja fl-1981, l-Arċisqof ried li f'pajjiżna wkoll ikun hemm kummissjoni għall-familja. Wara l-publikazzjoni tal-Pjan Pastorali 1986-1991, il-Kummissjoni ġiet imġedda b'digriet tat-28 ta' Ġunju 1988.
Soon after the creation of the Pontifical Commission for the Family in 1981, the Archbishop established a Commission for the Family in the diocese. After the publication of the Pastoral Plan 1986-1991, the Commission was re-established by an Episcopal decree dated 28th June 1988. The Commission aims to study the real situation of the Maltese family, to set guidelines for pastoral activity among families, to coordinate pastoral work done by various ecclesiastical entities in the sphere of the family and to make sure that preparation for marriage is duly carried out.
  L-Imdina- maltadiocese  
L-ewwel darba li tissemma' din il-knisja hu fl-1436, iżda wara ġiet traskurata. Mitt sena wara reġgħet ħadet ir-ruħ u kienet miżmuma tajjeb ħafna; kienet tinsab ftit bogħod mill-Kattidral, iżda llum ma baqax minnha ħlief xi partijiet li jinsabu inkorporati f'bini privat; hemm ukoll l-isem tat-triq fejn kienet tinsab.
The church is first mentioned in 1436 but later records say that the church was completely abandoned; in the 16th century the church was well-kept and endowed; at the beginning of the last century the church ceased to exist although parts of it were incorporated in private buildings. The church was not far away from the Cathedral and the name of a street there recalls its existence.
  Possibilta' li l-Papa B...  
Wara l-istedina mill-Isqfijiet ta’ Malta u l-President tar-Repubblika lill-Qdusija tieg]u l-Papa Benedittu Sittax biex iżur Malta, Dr Alberto Gasbarri se jiġi Malta f’Ottubru biex jesplora din il-possibilita’.
Following the invitation in previous months by the Bishops of Malta and the President of the Republic, to His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI to visit Malta, Dr Alberto Gasbarri will be visiting Malta in October to explore this possibility. Dr Gasbarri, who is responsible for Pontifical Visits, is to consider a visit by the Pope in April 2010, on the occasion of the 1950th anniversary of St Paul’s shipwreck.
  Monasteru ta' S. Klara-...  
Il-klarissi ġew Malta fil-bidu ta’ l-ewwel gwerra dinjija, wara li ġew imkeċċija minn Nazaret; l-ewwel monasteru tagħhom kien ħaŻ-Żabbar, iŻda fl-1920 marru San Ġiljan, fejn aktar tard bnew il-monasteru sabiħ li għandhom fi Triq Reġjonali.
The Poor Clares came to Malta at the beginning of the first World War when they were expelled from Nazareth; they first established themselves at Zabbar and in 1920 at St Julian’ s; later on they moved to the new monastery on the Regional
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