There is nothing so great as the Eucharist. If God had something more precious, He would have given it to

We have now entered into the Holy Week, the Week of our redemption. As we walk with Jesus towards his

On the Maltese Islands on Friday before the Good Friday we celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows. In

Today, Thursday 25 March 2021, is the Solemnity of the Annunciation when the angel Gabriel visited Mary and announced to

As Lent is swiftly progressing towards the Holy Week let us savour some Lenten deep reflections which help us grow

Countless of testimonies pointedly show the undisputed power of the Rosary. As I was recently leafing through these incredible stories

On March 19 we celebrate the solemnity of St Joseph, the Spouse of the Virgin Mary and the Custodian of

As the solemnity of St Joseph is practically around the corner it would be beneficial for all of us to

My holy Capuchin confrere, Padre Pio, used to say: Ite ad Joseph. Go to Joseph with extreme confidence, because I

This particular novena dedicated to St Joseph, which this year bears a special importance since it is dedicated to him,

I have always been intrigued by Lent. The thing is that during this special preparatory period for the Easter celebration

Today is the Internation Woman’s Day. The Theme for this Year’s International Woman’s Day campaign is: Choose to Challenge. According

In an interesting address to the members of the Italian Association of Medical Oncology (AIOM), given at the Clementine Hall

All of us undergo difficult moments in our lives where we desperately look for help. And, as we all know,

This is the big question many people ask me from time. I want to reply to this query from my

On February 25, 2021, Our Lady has visited us once again. The message she gave to the world revolved around

For Lent 2021 the Bishops of Malta, Mgr. Charles J. Scicluna, Arcbishop of Malta, Mgr. Anton Teuma, Bishop of Gozo

Observing heavenly protocols   During these troubling times of the covid-19 pandemic I received a WhatsApp message that really encouraged

On Sunday February 14 the world celebrated St Valentine’s Day. It is the celebration of love and affection. Many declarations

From the year 1858 since Our Lady has been appearing in Lourdes there has been a closely-knit relationship between this

Today, Wednesday 10 February 2021, in Malta we celebrate the Feast of St Paul when he was shipwrecked.   Although

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

Traditionally, and according to the Gregorian Calendar, on January 6 we celebrate the Solemnity of the Epiphany of Our Lord

While celebrating the solemnity of the epiphany of Our Lord, on Sunday 3 January 2021, on the same date also

In the twelfth Kontakion Joseph, upon seeing the Child Jesus increase in favor with God and man, and in stature

We begin this year placing ourselves under the maternal and loving gaze of Mary Most Holy, celebrated in today’s liturgy

On Friday, January 2021, civil society celebrates the coming of a new year, 2021. Whereas the believing community, the Church,

Currently, at Sir Anthony Mamo Oncology Centre, we are hosting the Flowering Staff of Joseph. The more I look at

On Monday 28 December 2020, we celebrated the feast of the Holy Innocents. Perceiving that he was cheated by the

During the troubling year 2020, which is leaving us, dominated as it was from the coronavirus pandemic, we have also

Thursday 24 December 2020, has been a great blessing for me at the Oncology Centre. From its earliest hours, this

                  This morning, when I was celebrating the Eucharist at 8.30 am

 Sir Anthony Mamo Oncology Centre where the Lord has planted me to bloom by his grace in the charism He

  On December 10 we celebrate the feast of Our Lady of Loreto. This feast has an interesting history. According