Saturday, February 14, 2009

Malta

The pictures of Archbishop Paul Cremona of Malta in cappa magna currently appearing online reminded me that I still have a handful of photos from Malta that I wanted to share with you. I found those pictures online during the past years (can't even remember where) and I don't really know anything about them other than they were all taken in different Maltese cities. I've only been to Malta once so far but I will go there again. Because as far as Catholicism goes, this little island has got it all:

Our Lady


The Ombrellone


Street decorations


Fireworks


Altars


Illuminated churches


Red damask


Canons


And, of course: The cappa magna!


Paul Cremona on Feb 9th during first Vespers for the feast of the shipwreck of Saint Paul. Those are the most current ones and you've probably already seen them on NLM or elsewhere.


Two more photos of Archbishop Cremona...


... date and occasion unknown.


Two shots you might already have seen on the old "Far Sight": Archbishop Cremona again...


... and his predecessor, Giuseppe Mercieca.

3 comments:

Peter said...

Great photos. Btw I hear Malta doesn't have the TLM.

leo said...

Sooner or later...

lawrence saliba said...

Congratulation for your blog.

Should you be coming back to Malta, then take a virtual tour of the city of Valletta and Vittoriosa. Then with a click of a button upload mp3 files on your mobile, use the attached booklet and roam around like a local.

The interactive dvds are available for www.cultel.com

Download for free ebooks from this site, read interesting historical content and you will be amazed about the detail of history embraced by this small island Malta.

www.cultel.com ... explains it all