With the annual approach of the Easter season the Maltese Islands celebrates and remembers the passion, death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. Good Friday processions are held in various localities in Malta and Gozo during the Holy Week. Hereunder are the dates and locations:
Palm Sunday (24th March)
- Ħal Għaxaq: 5.00pm
- Ħal Għargħur: 5.00pm
Holy Thursday (28th March)
- Rabat San Ġorġ (Gozo): 6.30pm
Good Friday (29th March)
In Malta:
- Vittoriosa (Birgu) – 5.30pm
- Senglea (Isla) – 6.00pm
- Ħaż Żebbuġ – 5.00pm
- Naxxar – 5.15pm
- Ħal Qormi – 5.30pm
- Ħal Luqa – 5.30pm
- Mosta – 5.00pm
- Raħal Ġdid – 5.30pm
- Rabat – 5.30pm
- Valletta – 5.30pm
- Cospicua (Bormla) – 6.30pm
- Żejtun – 5.00pm
In Gozo:
- Rabat (Cathedral) – 6.30pm
- Nadur – 6.00pm
- Xagħra – 6.00pm
- Żebbuġ – 6.00pm
Risen Christ Processions
In Easter Sunday, Malta celebrates the Resurrection of Christ with a traditional procession in these following locations:
Easter Sunday (31st March)
In Malta:
Rabat (Malta) –
Valletta (Jesuit Church) – 7.00pm
Birgu (Vittoriosa) –
L-Isla (Senglea) – 10.00am
Bormla (Cospicua) – 9.15am
Ħaż Żebbuġ – 9.00am
Naxxar – 9.30am
Ħal Qormi (St. George) – 9.00am
Ħal Qormi (St. Sebastian) – 9.00am
Ħal Għargħur –
Mosta – 6.30pm
Raħal Ġdid –
Gżira – 9.45am
In Gozo
Rabat (St. George) – 9.00am
Rabat (Cathedral) – 10.30am
Nadur – 9.15am
Xagħra – 9.30am
Qala – 5.45pm
Iż-Żebbuġ – 6.00pm
Xewkija – 9.30am