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Studju Interessanti tat-Traduttur Ivan Said dwar Verżjonijiet Differenti tal-Innu Akáthistos bil-Malti.
It-traduttur Ivan Said għadu kif ħejja studju interessanti ħafna dwar tliet verżjonijiet bil-Malti tal-innu Marjan Biżantin imsejjaħ Akáthistos. Verżjoni minnhom hija ta’ Dun Karm Sant u ż-żewġ verżjonijiet l-oħra huma tal-isqof Għawdxi Nikol Cauchi. Is-Sur Said ġentilment tana l-permess tiegħu biex intellgħu l-kitba tiegħu fuq dan is-sit. Minn qalbna nroddulu…
The ancient Marian icons of the Greek Catholic Church of Our Lady of Damascus in Valletta, Malta
This is a write-up by Mr Jean Pierre Fava, of the Malta Tourism Authority, and Archim. George Mifsud Montanaro, Parish Priest of the Greek-Catholic Church – Malta.
Major obstacles to unity with Orthodox are resolved. What’s left?
The Thyateira Confession (1975): Partaking of the Holy Communion
His Eminence Archbishop Athenagoras Kokkinakis was born on the island of Patmos as Theodore Kokkinakis. He graduated from the Theological School of Halki in 1934. He studied at the General Theological Seminary, Columbia University, and Northwestern University. Theodore was ordained to the priesthood in 1940 and was assigned to the…
6 Things You Should Know about the Melkite Catholic Church
This article, published on September 7th 2012, is reproduced with the kind permission of the St Peter’s List (http://www.stpeterslist.com). 6 Things You Should Know about the Melkite Catholic Church Pope Pius XII, Bishop of Rome and Melkite Patriarch of Antioch, Maximos IV Listers: as you know, the universal…
Holy Week: Easter Sunday
Services at ‘Our Lady of Damascus’ (Valletta) on Easter Sunday: Starting at 08.00: Matins of the Resurrection Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom Reading of the Gospel in different languages Distribution of the red paschal eggs
Know about the Saint of the day!
Visit us on Facebook and Google Plus! You will find information about the saint of the day, along with his / her apolytikion (hymn). Other daily posts about the Eastern Christian tradition. We only send two posts per day, so as not to clutter you Facebook! If you find our posts…
Welcome to our new website
Hello and welcome to the website of the Church of our Lady of Damascus! During the past few years, various members of this Church’s community have expressed their wish that, one day, a website might be designed offering information about this historical place of worship. This wish has now come…
