Meet The Team

Alexander Vella Gregory is a composer, musician, and researcher. He holds a Ph.D. from Edinburgh Napier University in composition, with a particular focus on narratives and communities. His work includes a wide range of collaborations including theatre, dance, education, literature, and heritage.

Resident Academic at the University of Malta, lecturing Monetary Policy and the Financial System, Economics of the Public Sector, Economics of Taxation, Monetary Economics, and Economics of Financial Markets.

Christian Colombo is a computer scientist within the University of Malta and currently the chair of Humanists Malta. Humanism appeals to him as a continuous journey of search and discovery, committed to explore the varied perspectives and nuances of all that surrounds us. He is passionate about communicating computational and philosophical concepts, and creating opportunities for more dialogue, free and critical thought. To this end, he co-founded the Dialogue and Existential Inquiry Platform (DEIP) with the latest one being EPIX - introducing teens to existential philosophy.

Graduated with honours from the University of Malta in Architecture and Civil Engineering in 2007 and worked with Architecture Project and the Department of Contracts before setting up his own Architectural Practice. His passion for social justice and sustainable development led him to undertake a Master of Arts degree in Social Justice & Community Development at Loyola University, Chicago. From a young-age Daniel has also been involved in the voluntary sector and has served in various roles in the community at both parish and diocesan level. In September 2017 Daniel was appointed by Archbishop Charles J. Scicluna as the President of the Diocesan Commission of Justice & Peace. In 2018, Daniel has been elected by the conference of European Justice and Peace commissions to serve on the executive council of this organisation.​

Fr Gilbert Scicluna is a Catholic Priest, currently serving at the Parish of Christ the King, Paola, and co-editor of the website behold.mt.

Fr Keith Bonnici was ordained in 1995 and was a Parish Priest in the Scottish Highlands and in the Shetland Islands. He is now back home in Malta where he serves as Parish Priest of L-Iklin.

Dr George Vital Zammit is a Senior lecturer at the Department of Public Policy within the Faculty of Economics, Management and Accountancy (FEMA), University of Malta. He is an alumnus of the Salzburg Global Seminar and a Fulbright Scholar (2019) at Rutgers University, USA. Amongst his teaching portfolio are study units on Good Governance and Leadership, Parliament and Legislation, and Regulatory Policy.

Immanuel Mifsud huwa lettur fl-Università ta' Malta fejn jgħallem il-letteratura. Huwa wkoll kittieb u poeta li x-xogħlijiet tiegħu nqalbu f'diversi lingwi u ppubblikati f'numru ta' pajjiżi.

Jean Claude Attard is a Catholic priest who graduated with an MSc in Anthropology from the University of Aberdeen. He is currently reading for an SThL in Pastoral Theology at the University of Malta.

Head of Programmes, Residences & Pastoral Work

Matthew is a priest, serving at the parish of Dingli. Prior to joining the seminary, he graduated with an MSc Informatics. He read for an MA Digital Theology in Durham. He is currently reading for a doctorate in practical digital theology where he will be theologically studying the identity of Maltese Gen-Z as expressed through their gaming patterns.

Wife, mother of three, Senior Lecturer in Moral Theology and Episcopal Delegate for Evangelisation. One thing I never tire of doing is asking questions about what we take for granted. My mantra in life is my favourite quote from Marshall McLuhan: "There is no inevitability so long as we are willing to contemplate what is happening."

David supports a strong, tangible and committed decarbonized economic transition in Malta through ESG principles that are impactful and exponential. David lectures at the University of Malta and is the immediate past-President of the Malta Chamber of Commerce Enterprise and Industry.

Peter Farrugia is a Gestalt psychotherapist working with Caritas Malta. He supports individuals and communities experiencing challenges to their mental and emotional health. Peter is also a visiting lecturer in the Faculty of Social Wellbeing (University of Malta) and a creative artist contributing to mental healthcare projects with collaborators including the Richmond Foundation, Gabriel Caruana Foundation, and Malta Arts Council.

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Rev. NIKOLOZ GONGADZE was born in1989 in Georgia. In 2011 he received his degree from Tbilisi Theological Seminary (Georgia). In 2014 he obtained a master’s degree in Theology from Tbilisi Theological Academy. In 2019 he received a second degree from the Department of Social Theology and Religion of National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. In 2022 he obtained a second Postgraduate Diploma in Theology from the Department of Social Theology and Religious Studies of National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Since April 2022 he is a Ph.D. Candidate of the Department of Social Theology and Religion of National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. On October 26, 2021, he was ordained as a priest by Metropolitan of Krini Kyrillos at St Dionysius (Athens) by the order of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew. From November 4, 2021, Serves in the Holy Patriarchal Exarchate of Malta. From 2022 he is studying at the University of Malta, MTL in Religious Education.

Roberta is a Maltese politician serving as President of the European Parliament since January 2022

Thomas Muscat is a diplomat in the Maltese foreign service and the coordinator of Malta's 'Pietre Vive' community.