The Millennium Chapel

From the Visitors' Book

A fantastic place! God bless Malta always. Andrew, Helen and Mary

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THE AIMS OF THE MILLENNIUM CHAPEL ARE...

• To be an oasis of peace in the heart of Paceville to all visitors of all creeds and religions;
• to be a place of perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament for Christians;
• to offer care and understanding as well as counselling to people who seek it;
• to offer assistance to all those needing support in a moment of crisis;
• to be a meeting place for youths and local residents;
• to welcome foreign visitors and tourists in the spirit of faith.

The Millennium Chapel is run by a Foundation of lay people and Augustinian Fathers. It was instituted by the Augustinian Fathers who have been in Paceville since 1932.

It is essentially a place of quiet prayer in the midst of a busy area in Malta. It is also a place where people in need of help and counselling can find refuge and assistance at any time and it is open from 9.00 a.m. to 2.00 a.m.

It was built by donations from people from all parts of Malta in response to an appeal for a place of quiet prayer set amidst the busiest night-life area of Malta.

It has also given birth to a companion centre called WOW (Wishing Others Well) which is the social assistance arm of the Millennium Chapel.

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With best regards,
Alejandro Moral O.S.A.
and Michael DiGregorio O.S.A.
Secretariat for Justice and Peace.

Events for Feb, March and April

Zero Poverty Act Now

We, people in Europe, Consider Poverty to be everybody's concern. European, national, regional and local decision-makers, together with citizens, are responsible for recognising, understanding poverty and acting against it. In this common effort, solidarity must be a long-lasting commitment and together with justice and the common good - a fundamental principle.

We commit to engage our time, skills and energy in the political, civic and personal sphere to fighting poverty and building an inclusive society. Thus, in this European Year against Poverty and Exclusion, we urge our decision makers and politicians to commit to the following goals:

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Diocesan Commission For the Family

Soon after the creation of the Pontifical Commission for the Family, the Archbishop established a Commission for the Family in the diocese. After the publication of the Pastoral Plan, the Commission was re-established by an Episcopal decree. The Commission aims to study the real situation of the Maltese family, to set guidelines for pastoral activity among families, to coordinate pastoral work done by various ecclesiastical entities in the sphere of the family and to make sure that preparation for marriage is duly carried out.