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ArtCultural Heritage Through Music

Alex Vella Gregory
01/12/2022
2 minute read

Cultural Heritage is not about inanimate objects or old buildings. It is about stories and experiences. Music has a crucial role in the preservation, dissemination, and continuation of those stories, and must work in conjunction with other disciplines in order to ensure our cultural enrichment and be a positive change in the world.

ArtA Hollow Heritage?

Thomas Muscat
01/12/2022
3 minute read

The article explores how we relate to our Christian cultural heritage, which is intended as a pathway of faith. Such heritage may have had this core purpose hollowed out and been reduced to tourist attractions, but it can still be of relevance today if properly understood.

Our Common HomeThe Land always Remembers

Mario Gerada
03/11/2022
3 minute read

In Christianity we learn that a central expression of faith is remembrance. As Pope Francis told us in his visit to Malta this year, we need to remember how to be kind, also to our land.

Our Common HomeMaltese NGOs: Stories of hope with a focus of community building aspect.

Miriam Theuma
05/10/2022
3 minute read

In an ideal world, no NGOs will be necessary, as the people in authority should be conscious of what is necessary for better living, and should work for what is right without the need to be pushed into doing so. Until this happens, NGOs will have to struggle through, with the hope that things get better.

Our Common HomeOut of place: experiences of belonging in Malta

Peter Farrugia
05/10/2022
2 minute read

Any open attitude towards dialogue cannot ignore the implications of “migration as crisis”, which has been a generic phrase in media, political and academic discourses since the early 2010s. We are still, in many ways, under its shadow.

Our Common HomePlease don’t interrupt me! I’m in a crisis!

Anthony Mifsud
05/11/2020
2 minute read

Like a train going at full speed we cannot afford to slow down our economic/other activity. What we're not realising is that there is no way of surviving a crisis, unless we slow down, live through it & then changing into a new system. Whether at school, at home, at the workplace, nation or global wide.

ArtThe Shameful Truth

Giulia PrivitelliandJean Gove
12/10/2020
5 minute read

Truth and Freedom are qualities we all desire - in our communities, in our leaders, in one another, and in ourselves. But how willing are we really to take the path of shame?

Journeying together in nature and growth

Our Common HomeEmbarking on a journey of healing-through-rethinking

Nadia Delicata
25/09/2020
4 minute read

Last May, while Rome was under lockdown for the Covid-19 pandemic, Pope Francis initiated a global year-long process…

Politics, Economics & TechIt takes a child to raise the economy!

Anthony Mifsud
23/09/2020
2 minute read

‘It takes a village to raise a child.’ This is true as long as the aim of the village is the raising of the child and not only focused on its economy.

Our Common HomeKissing the Lord

Peter Farrugia
10/09/2020
3 minute read

It is in the garden, still smeared in the blood of his agony, foreshadowing the blood of his passion, that the mouth of Judas meets the mouth of Jesus. Yet the mouth has always been a pathway into another world.

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