Author: Mario Attard

While we are living in very difficult times, however we are also surrounded by Jesus love which gives us the

Lectio Divina, a Latin term which literally means divine reading is an ancient practice that equips us as how to

On Tuesday 2, 2021, Feast of the Presentation of Our Lord in the Temple, I had the joy of starting

On January 31 we celebrated the feast of a very charismatic youth worker of all time, St John Bosco (1815-1888).

One of the great masters of the Catholic faith is surely St Thomas Aquinas. Thomas spoke about, practically, every aspect

On January 27 the International Holocaust Remembrance Day is celebrated. This memorial day commemorates the Holocaust, the genocide of European

On Monday January 25, feast of the conversion of St Paul, Our Lady has visited us once again to give

During this special year dedicated to St Joseph it would be interesting to see how certain saints viewed this splendor

In his message to Catholics taking part in the annual Day for Life in Britain and Ireland, on July 28,

The seventh kontakion of the Akathistos opens Joseph’s boldest act of saving the Infant Jesus who had come to save

As we have been seeing the Akathistos hymn to St Joseph is certainly biblical. A persuasive example is the phrase

On Thursday January 14, 2021, at Sir Anthony Mamo Oncology Centre, the official visit of St Joseph’s Flowering Staff kicked

Upon praying the Akathist, or that prayer dedicated to Mary, Mother of God and Our Beloved Mother to whom we

John 3:30 has always been a favourite biblical text for me. The way it is written and, most of all,

On Wednesday January 6, Papas Martin Zammit, from the Parish of the Greek Catholic Church of Our Lady of Damascus