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“For several decades now our world has witnessed a constant migratory flow of religious minorities, including Christian minorities. This flow has been witnessed, inter alia, from predominantly Muslim countries in the direction of Europe, North America and Australia. Therefore, an improvement in the respect shown towards religious freedom, inter alia, in countries of the Middle East and Africa, should – together with other factors (particularly economic factors) – contribute to a stemming of the demographic haemorrhage which has affected these religious minorities.” – H.E. Mgr. Dr. Joe Vella Gauci, Ambassador & Permanent Delegate of Malta to UNESCO

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My Missionary Experience – Dr. Maria Meilak

The seed to help out in developing countries was planted by Sr. Gilbert, a Sister of St. Joseph of the Apparition when I was attending school at about 6 years of age. When I was 14 my late Dad asked me what I would like to do after my ‘O’ levels the following year. I answered...

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Ms Irina Bokova, Director-General of UNESCO

Message from Ms Irina Bokova, Director-General of UNESCO, on the occasion of the conference organized by Aid to the Church in Need Malta, 11-13 May 2014 On 10 December, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, enshrining the fundamental freedoms that are essential for the equality and dignity of...

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7,107 reasons by the God of Surprises

Fr Colin Apap gives seven thousand one hundred and seven (7,107) reasons why his eight-year stay in the Philippines makes a tapestry of life. “What, are you still here? Don’t you know that you were supposed to leave for Manila an hour ago?” That was the beginning of a divine adventure by the God of...