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SAN ĠORĠ FL-ISTAMPA 1961 Sa BAŻILIKA SAN ĠORĠ MARTRI SAN ĠORĠ FL-ISTAMPA 1961 Sa Artikli mill-Gazzetti, Rivisti, Websajts u Kotba f’Ordni Kronoloġika miġbura mill-arkivist Toni Farrugia bil-kollaborazzjoni ta' Francesco Pio Attard 0 Article by “P.M.C.” about the liturgical feast of Il-Berqa 20/04/1961 p 7 St. George. Article by Alfred Grech about changes in the Il-Berqa 08/05/1961 p 3 liturgical calender made by the Church on a number of saints, including St. George. Article by Anton C. Haber and a peom by Ġorġ Il-Berqa 12/05/1961 p 4 Pisani about St. George. Articles about the feast of St. George and about Il-Berqa 12/07/1961 p 7 trophies to be presented for winners of horse- races held on the occasion of the feast of st. George. Photo of the La Stella Band Club in 1946 Article by “Georgette” about the feast of St. George in 1901. Historical article by John Bezzina about Rabat Il-Berqa 14/07/1961 p 3-5 during the rule of Ancient Rome. “San Ġorġ fl-Arti Nisranija”: an article by Rev. J. Għawdex 01/07/1962 p 1,3 Grech Cremona. The feast of St. George. Għawdex 01/07/1962 p 4 Il-Berqa 12/07/1962 p 7 Il-Berqa 13/07/1962 p 2 Article about the titular statue of St. George. Il-Berqa 10/07/1962 p 3 Historical article by John Bezzina abour Rabat Il-Berqa 13/07/1962 p 4, 11 before and during Arab rule. Historical article by John Bezina about Rabat Il-Berqa 14/07/1962 p 7 during Ancient Greece era. Historical article by John Bezzina about the Għawdex 15/07/1963 p 1 pastoral visit of Mons. Pietru Dusina in 14/02/1575. The feast of St. George. Għawdex 15/07/1963 p 1 Il-Berqa 18/07/1963 p 7 Il-Berqa 20/07/1963 p 4 It-Torċa 21/07/1963 p 3, 21 Sacred music composed by Mro. Joe Vella for the Għawdex 15/07/1963 p 1 solemn mass of the feast of St. George. Il-Berqa 18/07/1963 p 7 Article by “M.A.C.” about the history and works Il-Berqa 18/07/1963 p 7 of art of St. George’s church. Historical article about Dun Lawrenz De Apapis Il-Berqa 19/07/1963 p 5- 6 1501-1568: parish priest of St. George’s parish. Historical article by John Bezzina arguing that the It-Torċa 21/07/1963 p 3 church of St. George was the only church outside the Citadel after the visit by Mons. Pietru Dusina in 14/02/1575 Historical article by John Bezzina about an It-Torċa 01/12/1963 p 14 Ancient Roman monument commemorating Julia 1 Domna dated between August 209 and February 211 A.D. Photocaption and historical information about the Il-Berqa 10/03/1964 p7 St. George’s Basilica. “San Ġorġ fl-Arti Nisranija”: an article by Dun C. Il-Berqa 22/04/1964 p 3-4 Grech Cremona. Letter to the editor by “Ex-Naduri” about the It-Torċa 05/07/1964 p 9 feast of the Imnarja in Gozo and the Basilica of It-Torċa 12/07/1964 p 9 Nadur mentioning, inter alia, the tensions that It-Torċa 19/07/1964 p 9 arose when in 1958 the church of St. George was raised to the status of basilica instead of that of Nadur; reaction by various correspondents. Historical article by John Bezzina about the Il-Berqa 16/07/1964 p 3 statues of St. Peter and St. Paul that used to be on the facade of St. George’s Church, and the historical veracity of the existence of a church dedicated to St. Paul instead of that of St. George. The feast of St. George. Il-Berqa 16/07/1964 p 7 Visit by Cardinal Traglia. Il-Ħaddiem 19/05/1965 p 5 Il-Berqa 17/05/1965 p 3 Short article by “Leo” about parrochialism in Times of Malta 29/05/1965 p 12 Gozo. Installation of a set of six new windows in the Il-Berqa 17/06/1965 p 7 Basilica’s cupola. Times of Malta 05/06/1965 p 12 Letters to the editor between various Leħen is-Sewwa 26/06/1965 p 2 correspondents about Xewkija as the first parish Leħen is-Sewwa 24/07/1965 p ? of Gozo outside Rabat. Leħen is-Sewwa 10/08/1965 p 2 Lehen is-Sewwa 17/08/1965 p ? Leħen is-Sewwa 24/08/1965 p 2 Leħen is-Sewwa 28/08/1965 p 2 Leħen is-Sewwa 31/08/1965 p 2 Leħen is-Sewwa 18/09/1965 p 2 The feast of St. George. Il-Berqa 08/07/1965 p 7 Il-Ħaddiem 13/07/1965 p 3 New works of art in the church of St. George. Il-Berqa 15/07/1965 p 7 Publication by John Bezzina about the painting in Il-Ħaddiem 17/07/1965 p 3 St. George’s Basilica. Malta News 07/08/1965 p 4 “The Gozo Cathedral And Its History”: an article The Bullettin 14/08/1965 p 2, 5 by Giorgio Masini. Short information about Archpriest Franġisk Il-Qawmien 06/03/1966 p 7 Saver Cassar. Information about the parishes of Malta and Il-Berqa 18 October 1966 p 9 Gozo; letter to the editor by “Pawlin” as a Il-Berqa 24 October 1966 p 5 reaction to said article. Letter to the editor by Anton Haber about the Il-Berqa 20/12/1966 p 7 hymn “A San Giorgio Martire” played by the La Banda La Stella. Article by John Bezzina about the church of San Il-Berqa 17/01/1967 p 5,7 Ġakbu. 2 “F’Jum San Ġorġ”: a poem by Carm P. Cassar. Il-Qawmien 23/04/1967 p 8 Letter to the editor by “Żokar u Ogrog” about the L-Orizzont 24/04/1967 p 4 pastoral visit of Bishop Mons. Nikol Cauchi to L-Orizzont 03/05/1967 p 4 Nadur; reaction by “Xmun Bin Ġona”. The feast of St. George. Leħen is-Sewwa 13/07/1967 p 6 Għawdex 15/07/1967 p 4 Il-Qawmien 16/07/1967 p 8 Article by John Bezzina about the St. George and Leħen is-Sewwa 13/07/1967 p 6-7 the Gallitan rite. Historical information about the parish and church of St. George. Historical article by John Bezzina about the Il-Berqa 14/07/1967 p 8 parish of St. George. Article about the pastoral visit of Inquisitor Il-Ħaddiem 15/07/1967 p 6 Mons. Pietru Dusina in 14/02/1575. Historical article by John Bezzina about Alvaro Il-Qawmien 16/07/1967 p 6 De Castella, parish priest of St. George’s parish 1530 – 1544. Historical article by Dun Nikol Vella Apap about Il-Qawmien 16/07/1967 p 8 the parish of St. George. “Nhar San Ġorġ”: a poem by Ġorġ Mercieca Il-Qawmien 16/07/1967 p 9 S.D.B. Blessing of the new bronze tribune. The Sunday Times 16/07/1967 p 21 Historical article by J.A. Xerri about the Gozo L-Orizzont 17/07/1967 p 7 Cathedral; reaction by Mons. Joseph Farrugia. L-Orizzont 24/07/1967 p 5 Historical article by J.A. Xerri about the St. L-Orizzont 24/07/1967 p 7 George’s Basilica. New directives by Apostolic Administrator Mons. Il-Ħaddiem 13/02/1968 p 3, 4 Bishop Nikol Cauchi about religious processions Il-Ħaddiem 16/02/1968 p 4 in Gozo wherein, inter alia, he gave permission Il-Ħaddiem 19/02/1968 p 4 that the Good Friday procession in Rabat could Il-Ħaddiem 20/02/1968 p 6 be organised by both St. George’s Basilica and Il-Ħaddiem 21/02/1968 p 4 the Gozo Cathedral. He also abolished the Il-Ħaddiem 22/02/1968 p 4, 6 procession of St. Gregory because this had been Il-Ħaddiem 26/02/1968 p 4 reduced to constant arguments about precedence Il-Ħaddiem 27/02/1968 p 4 between the parishes. Il-Ħaddiem 28/02/1968 p 4 ,6 Il-Ħaddiem 29/02/1968 p 4, 5, 6 Il-Ħaddiem 01/03/1968 p 4, 6 Il-Ħaddiem 02/03/1968 p 6 Extra-ordinary meeting for the supporters of the L-Orizzont 01/04/1968 p ? La Stella Band Club to protest about these new directives as they would end a 120 year old tradition whereby the Good Friday procession was always organised by St. George’s parish. L-Orizzont 13/06/1968 p 6 Letters to the editor by various correspondents L-Orizzont 18/06/1968 p 6 about the fact that the feast of St. George was not L-Orizzont 21/06/1968 p 6 going to be organised. L-Orizzont 16/07/1968 p 9 3 Letters to the editor by various correspondents about the L-Orizzont 26/06/1968 p9 existence of St George. L-Orizzont 01/07/1968 p 6 L-Orizzont 09/07/1968 p 6 L-Orizzont 13/07/1968 p 6 L-Orizzont 15/07/1968 p 6 L-Orizzont 16/07/1968 p 6, 8 Il-Qawmien 28/07/1968 p 5 Circular letter by Bishop Mons. Nikol Cauchi about the Il-Ħaddiem 22/07/1968 p 2 existence and cult of St George Photo of the Prague Reliquary containing the arm of St. The Sunday Times 11/08/1968 George. Architecture Suppliment p XXXV Letters to the editor by various correspondents about L-Orizzont 30/01/1969 p 3 incidents during a band march organised by the La Stella L-Orizzont 08/02/1969 p 6 Band Club to commemorate the opening of the Astra L-Orizzont 17/02/1969 p 6 Theatre and about verbal insults hurled towards L-Orizzont 24/02/1969 p 5 monsigneurs of the Cathedral Chapter in St.
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