Nhar it‑Tlieta 8 ta’ Novembru 2016, saret iċ‑ċerimonja annwali tal‑gradwazzjoni tal-Istitu ta’ Formazzjoni Pastorali li tmexxiet mill‑Vigarju Ġenerali Mons. Joe Galea Curmi, fil‑Knisja ta’ San Duminku, ir‑Rabat. Iċ‑ċerimonja bdiet b’Quddiesa ta’ ringrazzjament, u wara saret il‑preżentazzjoni taċ‑ċertifikati lil 319-il gradwat ġdid.

Agħfas Hawn biex tara iktar ritratti taċ-Ċelebrazzjoni tal-Quddiesa u l-Gradwazzjoni.

Iċ-Ċelebrazzjoni tal-Quddiesa u l-Gradwazzjoni fuq YouTube Omelija tal-Vigarju Ġenerali Mons…

Pope Francis on Wednesday urged the faithful not to fall into indifference but to become active instruments of mercy.

Addressing the crowd gathered in St. Peter’s Square for the weekly General Audience at a time in which the Holy Year of Mercy is coming to an end, he reflected on the corporal work of mercy that calls us to visit the sick and the imprisoned…

The Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, on Wednesday said he hoped the newly elected American president, Donald Trump, would be guided by God to serve his country but also to promote peace and wellbeing in the world.

Talking to journalists on the sidelines of a conference at Rome’s Lateran University, the cardinal said he respected the will of the American people as expressed in this exercise of democracy…

We cannot serve God well if we hunger after power and wealth. That was Pope Francis’ message as he reflected on the daily readings at his Santa Marta Mass on Tuesday morning.

Pope Francis began his homily by saying that if we want to be good and faithful servants of the Lord, we must guard against dishonestly and the pursuit of power…

F’Diċembru 2015, il‑Kummissjoni Interdjoċesana Ambjent (KA) kienet ipproponiet xi punti għar‑riflessjoni u azzjoni min‑naħa taċ‑ċittadini Maltin u l‑Gvern, biex, bħala pajjiż, nagħtu sehemna biex inħarsu u ngħożżu d‑dar komuni tagħna. Il‑KA kienet ħejjiet il‑proposti wara l‑pubblikazzjoni tal‑Enċiklika tal‑Papa Franġisku, Laudato Si’.

Fil‑Jum Dinji tal‑Ippjanar Urban 2016 li qed jitfakkar illum, il‑KA tixtieq tiffoka fuq proposta waħda li kienet titratta dwar studju nazzjonali dwar il‑propjetà…

On Monday, Pope Francis spoke out against human trafficking, in an address to members of RENATE: Religious in Europe Networking against trafficking and exploitation).

The group is in Rome for their 2nd European Assembly, which took place on Sunday. The theme of this year’s assembly was “Ending Trafficking Begins with Us.”

In his address to members of the group, Pope Francis once again denounced “the trade in human beings” as “a modern form of slavery, which violates the God-given dignity of so many of our brothers and sisters, and constitutes a true crime against humanity.” He acknowledged that much has been accomplished in educating the public about human trafficking, but said “much more needs to be done on the level of raising public consciousness” and in coordinating the various efforts of those engaged in fighting against trafficking in human persons…