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Malta’s cultural identity has long been intertwined with St Paul. After all, as the story goes, it was with St Paul that Christianity, which has for many years had strong foundations in Malta and Gozo, was brought to the islands. Paul is the patron saint of Malta and his feast is celebrated at the start of February. The feast is a highly-anticipated event and here’s why
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Nadur, often referred to as the village of the rising sun, is the most populated district on Malta’s sister island of Gozo and is located on the Eastern part of the island.
A colourful production at Malta’s national theatre
This Thursday, 10 February, in celebration of the feast of St Paul’s shipwreck, Heritage Malta will be opening several museums and sites, which are not usually accessible to the public, due to the currently reduced opening hours brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic