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On Saturday 12th March 2005, voting took place in 21 localities including Ta' Xbiex in Malta for the Local Council elections. Malta has 68 local councils, and voting takes place every three years.
Malta Curia Issues Instructions on Healing Services and Prayer Meetings
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Two years ago the Church Authorities in Malta had ordered a ban on some healing services, and these had continued to be held outside of churches just the same, disobeying those orders.
The Maltese Curia has issued on 18th February 2005, a press release pertaining to Healing Services and Prayer Meetings with praying for healing, which are held all over the Archdiocese of Malta and the Diocese of Gozo.
UPDATE: Till this day (12/4/14) the Curia when contacted confirmed that the ban is still in force as the healing services by Catholic Revival Movement are still being organised. In Malta only Marana tha’, Fr Elija Vella and Fr Hayden Williams organise healing services with the required permission of the Archbishop. Others who are not priests are in disobedience of this.
Karnival ta' Malta – Carnival 2005 Results
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UPDATED:
Main article for Carnival 2007
Main article for Carnival 2006
Photo galleries updated with carnival photos (2004 , 2006 and 2007 carnivals).
View Carnival Videoclips
Here's the programme and results (click on read more):
Life in Malta Blog
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Lori is a Canadian student at the University of Malta who has set up her own blog. She writes about university life and about Malta of course.
A blog is a personal Web page that some say will change the way people communicate online. There are many different types of blogs. I don't call my news posts as blogs but they might be called that.
Lori's “Life in Malta” is an interesting blog. Lori has just returned from her Christmas holidays and it is almost examination time now at University.
Her blog can be found here