Author name: Fr Terence Spiteri

Let us celebrate Easter not only with our words, but with our lives

By the grace of God, once again we are celebrating Easter, in which the mystery of these days that we celebrate with such powerful liturgy together with the communities we serve, reaches its fullness. It is the moment in which we celebrate our faith in God the Father, who loved us so much that He gave us the possibility to rise again with His Son putting aside our falls and […]

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Eżerċizzi tar-Randan 2026

Eżerċizzi tar-Randan 2026 minn P. Leslie Gatt osa (Pirjol Provinċjali) b’kollaborazzjoni ma’ Radju Marija. Eżerċizzi 01 – X’għandi nagħmel? Eżerċizzi 02 – Liema Mgħallem? Eżerċizzi 03 – Int il-kmandamenti tafhom? Eżerċizzi 04 – U ħares lejh b’ħarsa ta’ Mħabba Eżerċizzi 05 – Ejja warajja!

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AMIGOS Hike 2026

The Segretarjat Missjonijiet Agostinjani – AMIGOS invites you to join us for a hike on Sunday, 12th April*, in aid of Kenya – Africa 2026. We will meet at Żonqor Point, M’Scala at 9:00 AM and walk along the coast to Rinella, Kalkara returning around 12:30 PM. If you’re interested please fill in the form below. You will receive a confirmation email once the donation has been received. *In case

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St Augustine Lectures 2026: Exploring Faith, Society, and Human Dignity

The Faculty of Theology of the University of Malta, in collaboration with the Malta Archdiocesan Foundation for Theological Studies and the Istitut Agostinjan, is pleased to announce two distinguished lectures forming part of the St Augustine Lecture Series 2026. These events will be delivered by Jean-Marie Salamito, Professor at the Faculté des Lettres of Sorbonne University, an internationally renowned scholar in early Christianity and the thought of Saint Augustine. 27th

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Opening of the Ordinary Provincial Chapter 2026 of the Maltese Augustinian Province

From the 17th to the 18th of March, the Maltese Augustinian Friars met for the First Part of the Ordinary Provincial Chapter which is being celebrated at The Santa Rita Priory in Saint Julian’s. On the eve of the opening of the Chapter, a prayer vigil was held in St. Nicholas of Tolentino Church, in Tarxien. The Chapter is a general meeting in which religious people gather to celebrate and

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Mons. Luis Marin de San Martin OSA, nominated Prefect of the Decastery for the Service of Charity.

Pope Leo XIV has just nominated our brother Mons. Luis Marin de San Martin OSA as Elimosinier, or rather, Prefect of the Decastery for the Service of Charity. Until now, Mons. Luis Marin served the church as undersecretary of the Synod of Bishops. Before this appointment, he served as one of the Assistants to the Prior General of the Augustinian Order and was responsible for the region of Southern Europe,

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Preparation for the Ordinary Provincial Chapter 2026

In recent weeks, the Augustinian friars have gathered on two occasions as part of their preparation for the Ordinary Provincial Chapter 2026. On 25 January, a meeting was held during which the Provincial, Fr. Leslie Gatt, presented several points for reflection together with proposals to be discussed at the Chapter. Those present were invited to contribute through an open discussion that followed the presentation. A second meeting took place on

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Celebrating Every Gift: An Awards Ceremony for Primary and Secondary Students

The Hall was filled with excitement, applause, and proud smiles as the school community gathered to celebrate the achievements of the Primary and Secondary students during this year’s Awards Celebration. It was not simply an event to distribute certificates and prizes, but a meaningful occasion to recognise the unique talents, efforts, and growth of every student in the community. From the youngest learners in Primary to the more mature students

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