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Annual Report 2007-2008
Annual Report 2007-2008 Annual Report 2007-2008 In accordance with the provisions of the Cultural Heritage Act 2002, the Board of Directors of Heritage Malta herewith submits the Annual Report & Accounts for the fifteen months ended 31 st December 2008. It is to be noted that the financial year–end of the Agency was moved to the 31 st of December (previously 30 th September) so as to coincide with the accounting year-end of other Government agencies . i Table of Contents Heritage Malta Mission Statement Pg. 1 Chairman’s Statement . Pg. 2 CEO’s Statement Pg. 4 Board of Directors and Management Team Pg. 5 Capital, Rehabilitation and Maintenance Works Pg. 7 Interpretation, Events and Exhibitions Pg. 17 Research, Conservation and Collections Pg. 30 The Institute for Conservation and Management of Cultural Heritage Pg. 48 Conservation Division Pg. 53 Appendices I List of Acquisitions Pg. 63 II Heritage Malta List of Exhibitions October 2007 – December 2008 Pg. 91 III Visitor Statistics Pg. 96 Heritage Malta Annual Report and Consolidated Financial Statements Heritage Malta Annual Report and Consolidated Financial Statements Pg. 100 ii List of Abbreviations AFM Armed Forces of Malta AMMM Association of Mediterranean Maritime Museums CHIMS Cultural Heritage Information Management System CMA Collections Management System EAFRD European Agricultural Regional Development Funds ERDF European Regional Development Funds EU European Union HM Heritage Malta ICMCH Institute of Conservation and Management of Cultural Heritage, Bighi MCAST Malta College -
December 21, 2007 Vol
Serving the Church in Central and Souther n Indiana Since 1960 CriterionOnline.com December 21, 2007 Vol. XLVIII, No. 12 75¢ Page 2 The Criterion Friday, December 21, 2007 Immigration response tops local news stories for 2007 By Brandon A. Evans In a gesture symbolic of his promise of obedience, The Criterion The involvement of our local bishops in Deacon Rick Nagel places his immigration reform was voted the hands in the hands of top news story for the archdiocese this Archbishop Daniel M. Buechlein year, but it was far from being the only of Indianapolis during a June 2 newsmaker. CNS photo/Sean Gallagher, ordination Mass at SS. Peter and Working in tandem with the custom Paul Cathedral in Indianapolis. of other news agencies, including Deacons Thomas Kovatch and Catholic News Service (see story, page 3), Randall Summers were also The Criterion editorial staff votes each ordained during the liturgy. year for the top 10 local stories that appeared in our newspaper. Many of the stories selected this year were actually made up of several individ- ual articles, and you can read them all by logging on to www.CriterionOnline.com and checking out the list there. So, amid the more than 450 locally produced news stories this year, here is our top 10: 1. The bishops of Indiana release a pastoral letter on immigration As the country continues to debate the issue of immigration, the five bishops of Indiana released a joint document in but at the end of grief comes new life.” January titled “I Was a Stranger and small part because it marks the beginning Throughout the year, The Criterion You Welcomed Me: Meeting Christ in of a long journey for these men, and for all included coverage and photos of all the 5. -
The Book of Christmas;
m.m'rn?,^^^'^"^" LIBRARIES 3 3433 07994657 4 '-' to' V'A":-' iV'ry mm THE HOLY NIGHT. Corrcggio. 459998 ASrO«, LEMOK AW© Copyright, 1909, By the MACMILLAN COMPANY. Set up and electro typed. Published October, 1909 J. 8. Cushlng Co. — Berwick & Smith Co. Norwood, Mass., U.S.A. INTRODUCTION /^AROLS are still sung in almost numberless churches, ^— ' lights glow on altars bound and wreathed with spruce and holly, trees are set up in innumerable homes, and mobs of merry children sing and dance around them, stockings take on grotesque shapes and hang gaping with treasures for early marauders on Christmas morning, and hosts of men and women keep the day in their hearts in all peace and piety. 'jThe festival, dear to the heart of sixty generations, has survived the commercial uses which it has been com- pelled to serve; the weariness of buying and selling in the vast bazaar of nations, stocked with all manner of things which stimulate the offerings of friendship; the wide- spread sense of irony which success without happiness breeds; the indifference of feeling and satiety of emotion fostered by great prosperity without that grace of culture which subdues wealth to the finer uses of life. It has sur- vived! the cynical spirit that distrusts sentiment and sneers at emotion as weaknesses which have no place in a scientific age and among men and women who know life. It has survived that preoccupation with affairs which leaves little time for feelings, and that resolute determination to make men good which leaves scant room for efforts to make them happy. -
Christmas in Legend and Story a Book for Boys and Girls
Christmas in Legend and Story A Book for Boys and Girls Elva S. Smith Project Gutenberg's Christmas in Legend and Story, by Elva S. Smith This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.net Title: Christmas in Legend and Story A Book for Boys and Girls Author: Elva S. Smith Release Date: February 10, 2004 [EBook #11014] Language: English Character set encoding: ASCII *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK CHRISTMAS IN LEGEND AND STORY *** Produced by David Schaal and PG Distributed Proofreaders CHRISTMAS IN LEGEND AND STORY Some say that ever 'gainst that season comes Wherein our Saviour's birth, is celebrated, The bird of dawning singeth all night long: And then, they say, no spirit dares stir abroad; The nights are wholesome; then no planets strike, No fairy takes, nor witch hath power to charm, So hallow'd and so gracious is the time. SHAKESPEARE. CHRISTMAS IN LEGEND AND STORY Livros Grátis http://www.livrosgratis.com.br Milhares de livros grátis para download. A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS COMPILED BY ELVA S. SMITH CARNEGIE LIBRARY PITTSBURGH AND ALICE I. HAZELTINE PUBLIC LIBRARY ST. LOUIS ILLUSTRATED FROM FAMOUS PAINTINGS 1915 CHRISTMAS IN LEGEND AND STORY PREFACE In our experience in library work with children we have learned that it is very difficult to find Christmas stories and legends which have literary merit, are reverent in spirit, and are also suitable for children. -
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS EDITION We, at the Consulate, Wish You and Your Family a Very Joyful Christmas and a New Year 2014 Full of Hope, Peace and God’S Blessings
E-newsletter 23 Special Christmas Edition _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 23 CONSULATE OF MALTA IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEWSLETTER DECEMBER 2013 FRANK L SCICLUNA - HON CONSUL - LINKING MALTA AND AUSTRALIA EMAIL: [email protected] Website: www.ozmalta.page4.me SPECIAL CHRISTMAS EDITION We, at the Consulate, wish you and your family a very joyful Christmas and a New Year 2014 full of hope, peace and God’s blessings 1 E-newsletter 23 Special Christmas Edition _______________________________________________________________________________________________ MESSAGE FROM THE HON JENNIFER RANKINE MP MINISTER FOR MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA Dear friends It’s a pleasure to have this opportunity to wish all members of our Maltese community the very best for the festive season. As another year draws to a close, so comes the time that each of us reflect on the events of the year past, the challenges, and what has brought happiness to our lives. On a personal level, I reflect on the joys brought by good friends and family – a sentiment that I’m sure is shared by members of the Maltese community. And as Minister for Multicultural Affairs, I reflect on the success of our State, its wonderful diversity, and how our harmony and prosperity owes so much to communities like the Maltese. That is why I’d like to take this opportunity to thank each of you for the tremendous contribution that you’ve made to South Australia throughout 2013. Your contribution to the construction of the ANZAC Memorial in Floriana which I was fortunate to visit last year, is a particularly notable and very moving example of your achievements, and it deserves special recognition and congratulations. -
Christmas in Legend and Story : a Book for Boys and Girls
LIBRARY Brigham Youi^ University 39U.268 Cli6f Sv6S hS^ie CHRISTMAS IN LEGEND AND STORY BOOKS Edited by ELVA S. SMITH Cataloguer of Children's Books. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgti Illustrated Cloth GOOD OLD STORIES for Boys and Girls MYSTERY TALES for Boys and Girls PEACE AND PATRIOTISM HEROINES OF HISTORY AND LEGEND MORE MYSTERY TALES for Boys and Girls A BOOK OF LULLABIES Edited by ELVA S. SMITH and ALICE I. HAZELTINE St. Louis Public Library CHRISTMAS IN LEGEND AND STORY : ; . The First Christmas Night. From Painting by Pierrey. ^orxKt aag tl|at rb^r 'gatnat tl|at H^aBon rom^H Uljrrftn our ^abtour'a btrtlj \b r^kbratrb, (ill|p birb af hauJtttttg aingdly all ttigljt long Anb tljrn, tlyrg sag, no Bptrit barra attr abroab <ill|f ntglyta ar^ inlinlraum^ ; tljpn no plan^ta atrtkf No fairy takra, nor wWrli ljatl| potOFr to rl|arm. ^0 Ijalloio'b anb ao grariona ia tl|? ttm^. Shakespeare. <>p^^o o *I2^3^<» ISoIjF^2Lo«<»lSr « I5«S3ao ISLo© oE^a«E2o B^Snio o o B?53^« i n w CHRISTMAS I IN LEGEND^STORY' o o i ABOOKKR BOYS AND GIRLS. a i COMPILED BY Q ELm S. SMITH CARNEGIE LIBRARY I PITTSBURGH o o AND o AUCE 1. HAZELTINE \( PUBLIC LIBRARY ST. LOUIS o o o ILLUSTRATED o FROM o Q B FAMOUS PAINTINGS BOSTON LOTHROP, LEE 8.SHEPARD CO.. 0^^2223 ittttBT o'E&FSSS'o«o'EII.oSS;SL'>oo"^SL««o'E2^2loEaLoo o ES^l^glo V////J GSS371SI0. First Printing, July, 1915. -
December 2019
1 THE MALTESE PRESENCE IN NORTH AMERICA E-NEWSLETTER Issue 9 DECEMBER 2019 Dr. Raymond Xerri, Consul General of the Republic of Malta in Canada, with the Executive Committee of the Maltese-Canadian Association of the City of Hamilton (MCACH), Friday, November 8, 2019 2 EDITORIAL COMMENT Remembrance Day was observed READER COMMENTS: by members of the Maltese NOVEMBER ISSUE communities in London and in Toronto (pages 9, 15) Another successful edition! Still going The Gozo Club held its Festa through it, however, very impressed Calypso 2019 on Saturday, with the amount of infor-mation and November 16th. (page 13) activity currently happening within the My thanks to Jason Allan, Lisa Maltese community in the GTA. Wish Buttigieg-LiGreci, Mark Caruana, we lived closer to attend these activities. the late Fr. Henry Cassano, Richard Joan Mizzi-Fry, Orillia, ON Cumbo, Albino Ellul, Tony Galea, Dan Brock the late Frank Gatt, John Grima, Fr. …once again very nice newsletter, so Mario Micallef, the National informative. This journal continues to evolve Archives of Malta, Joe Sherri, the Rena Xuereb, MI and expand. More material is being late Albert Vella and his wife , received. More individuals are Thérèse, Dr. Raymond Xerri and Thanks for sending us your e- coming forth to be put on the e-mail newsletter, The Maltese Presence in Rena Xuereb for their contributions list and more copies are being North America. Congratulations and towards the content of this issue. printed and distributed in the GTA. may you continue to improve in In November we loss a friend and Autumn has been and continues disseminating information. -
Maltese Newsletter Christmas Edition Dec.2015
MALTESE NEWSLETTER CHRISTMAS EDITION DEC.2015 Special Christmas Edition 2015 NEXT ISSUE: ANOTHER SPECIAL EDITION - NEW YEAR 2016 www.ozmalta.page4.me/ Page 1 MALTESE NEWSLETTER CHRISTMAS EDITION DEC.2015 Dreaming of a maltese christmas expensive and most people couldn’t afford them. So people started making their own ‘pasturi’ from rough clay and plaster. Some of these figures still exist today. (Modern pasturi are now often made of plastic.) By the early to mid 20th century, cribs were thought of as old fashioned and not very popular anymore. To stop the decline of Christmas, in 1907, a priest called George Preca founded children’s charity and society called ‘MUSEUM’. In 1921 he started a tradition of having a Christmas Eve procession with a life size figure of the Baby Jesus being carried at the head of the procession. At sunset on Christmas Eve in 1921, Fra Diegu Christmas is very important to the people of Malta Street in the town of Hamrun was crowded with and its sister Island of Gozo. Most people on Malta children and adults ready to take part in the first are Catholics and go to a Midnight Mass. Usually procession. In those days, street lighting was very the churches are full with people. poor in Malta and so many people brought lanterns In Maltese Happy Christmas is ‘Il-Milied it-Tajjeb’. with them to help them see their way during the The Churches are decorated with lights and nativity procession and to shed light on the statue of Baby cribs, ‘Presepju’, built by the church go-ers. -
The Psm Magazine
THE PHILATELIC SOCIETY (Malta) THE PSM MAGAZINE Vol. 24 No. 2/3 August-December, 1995 Printex Ltd., Mill Street, Qormi ORM 03, Malta Tel. 491535 Fax: 492320 Producers of lePostage Stamps !•computer Paper Pre-printed !•cheques and Drafts • Computer Forms Other • Security Printing le Envelopes •Registers, Refill Pads I•Labels and Other Stationery !•Diaries/Books e Brochures/leaflets !•General Jobbing SLIEMA I STAMP I SHOP (PROP. J. BUTTIGIEG) 93, Manuel Dimech Str., Sliema Tel: 342189 Fax No. 346069 - Publishers of the J.B. Catalogue of Malta Stamps - Specialist of Malta Stamps - New issue service of any country - Postal History - Stockbooks. albums and other stamp and coin accessories - Packet material and kiloware. We also buy Malta and foreign collec tions and accumulations. We are also interested in buying postcards and cigarette cards - Best Prices Paid THE PSM MAGAZINE Silver-Bronze ESP ANA '84 & AUSIPEX '84 Silver-Bronze ISRAPHIL '85 & PHIL TEMA '85 Silver STOCKHOLMIA '86 Editor: Dr A Bonnici, Asst. Editor: Mr T. Camilleri Casa Bonnici, Sir Augustus Bartolo Street, Ta' Xbiex, Malta. Tel: 338437 Vol. 24 No. 2/3 August-December, 1995 1995 COMMITTEE President Dr J. Mercieca, MOM, DSc, (Hon Causa), DDS. 193, Rudolph Street, Sliema Tel: 330459 Vice President & Dr A Bonnici, MD, BPharm, Cert, GAM (UK) Editor Casa Bonnici, Sir Augustus Bartolo Street, Ta' Xbiex Tel: 338437 Secretary: Ms H Camilleri 13 High Street, Hamrun Tel: 238527 Treasurer: MrADimech 93, Tonna Street, Sliema Tel: 332897 Asst. Editor: Mr T Camilleri "Camilla", Indri Calleja Street Monte Rosa Gardens, San Gwann Tel: 331142 Asst. Secretary Mr John Gauci &PRO 17, St Anne Junction, Mosta Tel: 431907 Exchange Packet MrAFenech Superintedent "Miele", Old Railway Road, Balzan Tel:440705 Exhibitions MrGSaid Commissioner "Scorpio", 114 Tower Road, Sliema Te1:337880 Liason with MrHWood Malta Study Circle: 52, St Dominic Street, Sliema Tel: 330336 Member: Mr J. -
MCCV News Editor: Dr Edwin Borg-Manché No: 116 November-December 2012 SBS Slashes Maltese Language Radio Programs in New Schedule
Maltese Community Council of Victoria, Inc. 477 Royal Parade | Parkville Victoria 3052 | Australia Phone: (03) 9387 8922 Fax: (03) 9387 8309 Email: [email protected] Website: www.mccv.org.au MCCV News Editor: Dr Edwin Borg-Manché No: 116 November-December 2012 www.mccv.org.au SBS slashes Maltese language radio programs in new schedule On 30 November 2012 SBS published a new schedule for its radio network that will come into effect at the end of April 2013. Of the 68 languages The President and members of the covered in the current schedule, the Executive Committee of the Maltese language fared the worst with Maltese Community Council programs slashed from nine hours per of Victoria wish you and your family week to only two hours in the new a Merry and Holy Christmas schedule, one hour on Tuesdays and the and a Happy and Safe New Year other on Fridays, both at 12 noon. Of the twenty-two languages whose programs were reduced, Maltese was the In this Edition worst hit with 7 hours less, followed by Polish 4 hours, Spanish 3 hours, and • The President’s Column 2 German, Turkish, Russian, Dutch, which indicates that the number of • Notes from Council Meetings 5 Hungarian, Khmer, Portuguese and persons of Maltese ancestry has in fact Ukrainian 2 hours each. (See chart on • Deputy PM makes political career 6 increased slightly since 2006, reaching change to EU Commissioner page 4). close to 200,000 persons. The census In April 2012 SBS conducted • Message from EU Commissioner 7 also indicates that the ‘born in Malta’ Dr Tonio Borg to the Maltese living consultations with ethnic communities population is ageing and this sector in Australia on the criteria to be applied in the would tend to need more broadcasts in review of the radio schedule. -
Local Faith-Based Tourism and Volunteers Within Related Entities: a Maltese Perspective
International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage Volume 8 Issue 2 Special Issue : International Conference on Niche Market Formation for Faith-Based Article 3 Tourism, Malta 2020 Local Faith-based Tourism and Volunteers Within Related Entities: a Maltese Perspective Oliver Cassar [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://arrow.tudublin.ie/ijrtp Part of the Tourism and Travel Commons Recommended Citation Cassar, Oliver (2020) "Local Faith-based Tourism and Volunteers Within Related Entities: a Maltese Perspective," International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage: Vol. 8: Iss. 2, Article 3. doi:https://doi.org/10.21427/tgzw-jc93 Available at: https://arrow.tudublin.ie/ijrtp/vol8/iss2/3 Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 4.0 License. © International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage ISSN : 2009-7379 Available at: http://arrow.dit.ie/ijrtp/ Volume 8(ii) 2020 Local faith-based tourism and volunteers within related entities: A Maltese perspective Olivier Cassar NGO volunteer organisation [email protected] In 2017 a research study was carried out by the Cultural Commission of the Pinto Philharmonic Society (Soċjetà Filarmonika Pinto Banda San Sebastjan) of Qormi, Malta. This study aimed to evaluate the perceptions of volunteers that are active in different non-governmental organizations within different Christian parishes around Malta and Gozo. Within the research confraternities in diffe rent parish, local band clubs and chivalric orders had been identified as particular entities having good potential to enhance the niche market formation for faith-based tourism. Although volunteers recognise the positive inputs from tourism, the research also discusses local traditions. -
December2012.Pdf
Welcome 3 Christmas Cake to the ninth 4,5 Table Decorations 6 Christmas Log issue of il-Borma 7 Imbuljata tal-Qastan Dear friends, 8,9 Traditions vs. consumerism This is our second Christmas together, and I'd like to thank all of you for your support … and your mouth-watering 10 Almond biscuits recipes. I believe Christmas is for children … children present and 11 Choc chip cookies children past. Indeed Christmas is the time of the year when adults seem to bridge the gap to their childhoods, and what better way to achieve this than by the delicious 12 Penne with chicken odours that waft out of traditional recipes, once prepared by aunts and uncles, mothers and fathers and grandmothers and grandfathers, and which we now cook 13 Glazed Christmas Ham ourselves. Nowadays many grumble that Christmas has become a 14 Christmas Hampers by-product of consumerism, but I think tradition is very much part and parcel of this feast. First and foremost, it's a family festivity. It's an occasion to meet and talk with 15 Stuffed Quail other members of the family in a relaxed atmosphere and with no intrusive mobile phones or hassling appointments. It's also a time for remembering, especially for the previous 16 Religious Christmas generations, whose brothers and sisters may be celebrating Christmas in some other part of the world. But perhaps they're cooking exactly the same kind of food we'll be 17 Presepji u pasturi eating for Christmas this year. Best wishes from all the ilovefood.com.mt team for a 18 Mincemeat Filling merry Christmas and a happy New Year.