# Mass at Addolorata Cemetery to Mark All Souls’ Day: A Reverent Tradition in Malta As the sun dipped below the horizon on November 2, the sky above Malta was tinged with hues of orange and purple, casting a serene glow over the Addolorata Cemetery in Paola. This day, known as All Souls’ Day, is…
### Il-Beżżul Bieżel – November 2, 2025: A Day of Celebration and Unity in Malta On November 2, 2025, Malta will celebrate Il-Beżżul Bieżel, a day that holds deep cultural significance for the Maltese community. This unique celebration, steeped in tradition and heritage, brings together people from all walks of life to honor their shared…
## The Silence Speaks Volumes: Camilleri and the Finch Trapping Controversy In a recent meeting with the EU Commissioner, Malta’s Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries, and Rural Affairs, Clint Camilleri, was notably tight-lipped about the contentious issue of finch trapping. This silence has sparked a whirlwind of debate across the island, highlighting the deep cultural roots…
**Movement Signatures: The Hidden Language of Maltese Culture** In the vibrant tapestry of Maltese culture, there are subtle yet powerful ways in which we communicate, often without even realizing it. One such method is through movement signatures—those unique patterns of motion that are as distinct as fingerprints. These movements are not just random gestures but…
**Żepp – October 26, 2025: A Celebration of Community and Culture** As the sun sets over the Maltese archipelago on October 26, 2025, the island comes alive with a unique celebration that is deeply rooted in local tradition and community spirit. Żepp, a festival that has been part of Malta’s cultural fabric for generations, is…
In a recent development that has stirred significant debate within the Maltese community, BirdLife Malta has publicly condemned Minister for Energy, Enterprise, and Sustainable Development Miriam Dalli for her decision to authorize bird ringing activities. This controversial move has sparked a heated discussion on the balance between scientific research and the preservation of Malta’s rich…
### Burlò – October 20, 2025: A Celebration of Malta’s Rich Cultural Heritage Malta, with its millennia-old history and vibrant cultural tapestry, is no stranger to grand celebrations. On October 20, 2025, the island will come alive with the spirit of Burlò, a festival that encapsulates the essence of Malta’s traditions, creativity, and community spirit….
### The Soul’s Journey: How Christian Spirituality Shapes Maltese Identity In Malta, the heart of the Mediterranean, the influence of Christian spirituality is not just a historical footnote but a living, breathing part of the national identity. The Maltese islands have been shaped by centuries of Catholic tradition, and this spiritual heritage continues to play…
In the heart of Malta, where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with modern life, the art of asking is more than just a rhetorical exercise; it is a cultural cornerstone that reflects the island’s rich heritage and communal values. The Gospel, a cornerstone of Maltese faith and culture, often speaks to the significance of asking with…
The arrival of autumn in Malta is greeted with a mix of excitement and nostalgia, as it heralds not just the changing of the seasons, but also the opening of the annual trapping season. This year, the season is set to commence on Monday, bringing with it a tradition that is deeply ingrained in Maltese…
Malta’s Good Life is Now All About Cake In a country known for its sun-soaked beaches, ancient history, and vibrant festivals, Malta is now finding a new joy in the simplest of pleasures: cake. The recent surge in the popularity of artisanal and home-made cakes has not only transformed the local culinary landscape but has…
As the autumn air begins to crisp and the days grow shorter, one can’t help but notice the bright orange pumpkins adorning windowsills and doorsteps across Malta. This humble vegetable, often relegated to Halloween decor and seasonal lattes, has a surprisingly long and rich culinary history that extends far beyond the festive month of October….
