Parish feasts for Malta and Gozo and other calculations
My hometown Mosta in festive mood every 15th August for the feast of the Assumption.
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Gregorian Date: 19-Dec-1999
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(Formula obtained from this link)
Good Friday Processions | ||||||
Held On | Time | Locality | ||||
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Palm Sunday | Malta | 17:30 | Gharghur, Ghaxaq | |||
Gozo | 17:30 | Victoria (St. Mary), Qala | ||||
Good Friday | Malta | 17:00 | Zejtun | |||
17:30 | Birgu (Vittoriosa), Bormla (Cospicua), Isla (Senglea), Luqa, Mosta, Naxxar, Qormi (St. George), Paola, Zebbug | |||||
18:00 | Valletta, Rabat (Ta' Giezu) | |||||
Gozo | 18:00 | Victoria (St. George), Nadur, Xagħra, Żebbug | ||||
Risen Christ Processions | ||||||
Held On | Time | Locality | ||||
Easter Sunday | Malta | 08:30 | Naxxar | |||
09:00 | Bormla (Cospicua), Isla (Senglea), Gharghur, Paola, Qormi (St. George), Zebbug | |||||
09:15 | Qormi (St. Sebastian) | |||||
09:30 | Luqa | |||||
09:45 | Gzira | |||||
10:00 | Birgu (Vittoriosa), Rabat (St. Paul), Zejtun | |||||
10:30 | St. Julians | |||||
17:30 | Sliema (St. Gregory) | |||||
18:00 | Birkirkara | |||||
18:15 | Valletta (Jesuits' church) | |||||
18:30 | Kalkara, Mosta | |||||
19:00 | Birzebbugia | |||||
Gozo | 08:45 | Victoria (St. George) | ||||
09:15 | Kercem | |||||
10:30 | Fontana, Nadur | |||||
11:00 | Victoria (St. Mary), Qala | |||||
17:00 | Zebbug | |||||
18:00 | Gharb, Xaghra |
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Parish Feasts for year
Malta Gozo
(Latest updates: Valletta Saint Paul's feast for year 2024 will be celebrated on 24-Feb during Lent not as generated below by formula)
Chapels' Feasts for year
(Actually "small churches [knejjes zghar]," as a "chapel [kappella]" is the one found within another building, say a church, hospital, palace, band club, etc. - Naxxar historian Paul Catania. By "feast" intended that special occasion when the chapel happens to have decorations or to be opened to the public, etc.)