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Parish 7.00 Kerċem - Parish 8.30 Kerċem - Parish 10.30 Kerċem - Parish 18.00 Kerċem - Saint Lucy 7.00 Kerċem - Saint Lucy 10.30 Marsalforn - Saint Paul 8.00 Marsalforn - Saint Paul 10.00 Marsalforn - Saint Paul 11.00 Marsalforn - Saint Paul 18.00 Munxar 6.00 Munxar 7.00 Munxar 8.30 Munxar 11.00 Munxar 16.00 Nadur - Franciscan Sisters 6.15 Nadur - Franciscan Sisters 10.15 (English Mass) Nadur - Parish 5.15 Nadur - Parish 6.30 Nadur - Parish 8.00 Nadur - Parish 9.15 Nadur - Parish 10.30 Nadur - Parish 11.45 Nadur - Parish 16.30 Nadur - Parish 19.00 Nadur - Sacred Heart 7.00 Qala - Conception Church 6.00 Qala - Parish 5.30 Qala - Parish 6.30 Qala - Parish 8.30 Qala - Parish 10.30 Qala - Parish 17.00 Qala - Tal-Blat 16.00 (2nd Sunday) San Lawrenz - Parish 5.30 San Lawrenz - Parish 7.00 San Lawrenz - Parish 10.30 San Lawrenz – Sant’Anne (Dwejra) 16.30 Sannat 5.30 Sannat 6.30 Sannat 8.00 Sannat 9.30 Sannat 10.30 Sannat 16.00 Victoria - Capuchin Church (OFM Cap) 6.00 Victoria - Capuchin Church (OFM Cap) 7.00 Victoria - 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Saint Augustine (OSA) 8.30 Victoria - Saint Augustine (OSA) 9.45 Victoria - Saint Francis (OFM Conv) 6.30 Victoria - Saint Francis (OFM Conv) 7.30 Victoria - Saint Francis (OFM Conv) 8.30 Victoria - Saint Francis (OFM Conv) 9.30 Victoria - Saint George 5.00 Victoria - Saint George 6.00 Victoria - Saint George 7.00 Victoria - Saint George 8.00 Victoria - Saint George 9.00 Victoria - Saint George 10.00 Victoria - Saint George 11.00 Victoria - Saint George 12.00 Victoria - Saint George 17.00 Victoria - Saint George 18.00 Victoria - Saint George 19.00 Victoria - Saint James 10.30 Victoria - Saint Martha (Tal-Għonq) 8.30 Victoria - Salesian Sisters 9.30 Victoria - Savina 6.00 Victoria - Savina 7.00 Victoria - Seminary 10.00 (English Mass) Victoria - Trionfi 7.00 Xagħra - Jesus of Nazareth 6.00 Xagħra - Jesus of Nazareth 7.30 Xagħra - Jesus of Nazareth 10.30 Xagħra - Parish 5.00 Xagħra - Parish 6.00 Xagħra - Parish 7.00 Xagħra - Parish 8.30 Xagħra - Parish 9.45 Xagħra - Parish 11.00 Xagħra - Parish 17.00 Xagħra - Parish 19.30 Xagħra - Saint Anthony Abbot 6.30 Xagħra - Saint Anthony Abbot 10.30 Xewkija - MUSEUM 17.30 Xewkija - Parish 5.30 Xewkija - Parish 6.30 Xewkija - Parish 7.30 Xewkija - Parish 8.30 Xewkija - Parish 9.30 Xewkija - Parish 11.00 Xewkija - Parish 15.30 Xewkija - Ta’ Ħamet 9.30 Xewkija - Ta’ Ħamet 19.30 Xewkija - Tal-Ħniena 7.00 Xlendi 10.00 Xlendi 17.00 (Oct-Mar) Żebbuġ 5.00 Żebbuġ 6.00 Żebbuġ 7.00 Żebbuġ 8.00 Żebbuġ 10.00 Żebbuġ 11.00 Żebbuġ 16.30 Church Winter time Victoria - Saint George 5.00 Xagħra - Parish 5.00 Żebbuġ 5.00 Nadur - Parish 5.15 Victoria - Cathedral 5.15 Għarb - Parish 5.30 Qala - Parish 5.30 San Lawrenz - Parish 5.30 Sannat 5.30 Xewkija - Parish 5.30 Comino 5.45 Fontana 6.00 Għajnsielem - Parish 6.00 Għajnsielem - Saint Anthony of Padua (OFM) 6.00 Għasri - Parish 6.00 Kerċem - Parish 6.00 Munxar 6.00 Qala - Conception Church 6.00 Victoria - Capuchin Church (OFM Cap) 6.00 Victoria - Good Shepherd (Taċ-Ċawla) 6.00 Victoria - Gozo General Hospital 6.00 Victoria - 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Parish 7.30 Victoria - Cathedral 7.45 Għajnsielem - Parish 8.00 Marsalforn - Saint Paul 8.00 Nadur - Parish 8.00 Sannat 8.00 Victoria - John Paul II Family Institute 8.00 Victoria - Manresa (Jesuits) 8.00 Victoria - Oratory Don Bosco 8.00 Victoria - Saint George 8.00 Żebbuġ 8.00 Victoria - Our Lady of Pompei 8.15 Fontana 8.30 Għajnsielem – Lourdes Church 8.30 Għajnsielem - Saint Anthony of Padua (OFM) 8.30 Għarb - Parish 8.30 Għarb - Ta’ Pinu Sancturay 8.30 Għasri - Parish 8.30 Kerċem - Parish 8.30 Munxar 8.30 Qala - Parish 8.30 Victoria - Saint Augustine (OSA) 8.30 Victoria - Saint Francis (OFM Conv) 8.30 Victoria - Saint Martha (Tal-Għonq) 8.30 Xagħra - Parish 8.30 Xewkija - Parish 8.30 Għarb - Taż-Żejt 9.00 Victoria - Capuchin Church (OFM Cap) 9.00 Victoria - Cathedral 9.00 Victoria - Saint George 9.00 Nadur - Parish 9.15 Sannat 9.30 Victoria - Gozo General Hospital 9.30 Victoria - Poor Clares 9.30 Victoria - Saint Francis (OFM Conv) 9.30 Victoria - Salesian Sisters 9.30 Xewkija - Parish 9.30 Xewkija - Ta’ Ħamet 9.30 Victoria - Saint Augustine (OSA) 9.45 Xagħra - Parish 9.45 Għajnsielem - Parish 10.00 Għarb - Parish 10.00 Għarb - Ta’ Pinu Sancturay 10.00 Għasri - Parish 10.00 Marsalforn - Saint Paul 10.00 Victoria - Good Shepherd (Taċ-Ċawla) 10.00 Victoria - John Paul II Family Institute 10.00 Victoria - Saint George 10.00 Victoria - Seminary 10.00 (English Mass) Xlendi 10.00 Żebbuġ 10.00 Nadur - Franciscan Sisters 10.15 (English Mass) Victoria - Gozo General Hospital (Tal-Ibraġġ) 10.15 Fontana 10.30 Kerċem - Parish 10.30 Kerċem - Saint Lucy 10.30 Nadur - Parish 10.30 Qala - Parish 10.30 San Lawrenz - Parish 10.30 Sannat 10.30 Victoria - Cathedral 10.30 Victoria - Oratory Don Bosco 10.30 Victoria - Saint James 10.30 Xagħra - Jesus of Nazareth 10.30 Xagħra - Saint Anthony Abbot 10.30 Għajnsielem - Saint Anthony of Padua (OFM) 11.00 Marsalforn - Saint Paul 11.00 Munxar 11.00 Victoria - Saint George 11.00 Xagħra - Parish 11.00 Xewkija - Parish 11.00 Żebbuġ 11.00 Għarb - Ta’ Pinu Sancturay 11.15 Nadur - Parish 11.45 Victoria - Cathedral 12.00 Victoria - Gozo General Hospital 12.00 Victoria - Saint George 12.00 Xewkija - Parish 15.30 Munxar 16.00 Qala - Tal-Blat 16.00 (2nd Sunday) Sannat 16.00 Fontana 16.30 Nadur - Parish 16.30 San Lawrenz – Sant’Anne (Dwejra) 16.30 Żebbuġ 16.30 Għajnsielem - Lourdes Church 17.00 Għajnsielem - Parish 17.00 Għarb - Parish 17.00 Għarb - Ta’ Pinu Sancturay 17.00 Għasri - Tal-Wied 17.00 Qala - Parish 17.00 Victoria - Cathedral 17.00 Victoria - Saint George 17.00 Xagħra - Parish 17.00 Xlendi 17.00 (Oct-Mar) Għajnsielem - Saint Anthony of Padua (OFM) 17.30 Għasri - Parish 17.30 Xewkija - MUSEUM 17.30 Kerċem - Parish 18.00 Marsalforn - Saint Paul 18.00 Victoria - Cathedral 18.00 Victoria - Saint George 18.00 Nadur - Parish 19.00 Victoria - Saint George 19.00 Victoria - Cathedral 19.15 Xagħra - Parish 19.30 Xewkija - Ta’ Ħamet 19.30 .
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