I visited the Mosta Rotunda over forty years ago while on holiday with my family at thirteen it was and still is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen thank you for letting me relive my memories of it it is as beautiful as I remember
Thank you sooo much for showing myself this beautiful church. My Dad ( Camelo Grima) told me about the bomb some 55 years + ago. Was always a wish to visit here and Dads home country ... but alas I will never achieve my dream. Thank you so much 🙏😔💕😔🙏
I am not a Catholic, so forgive what may be an ignorant question, but during the Mass I see tourists in shorts wandering about, and members of the female congregation who do not have their heads covered. Have the rules changed?
I am a catholic but I never heard that the women have to cover their head. As a foreigner I don't really know how was this particular rule in the past here in Malta. Most probably you are right. Walking in a church in shorts, that might be a bit inappropriate however we cannot really expect that if it is 40 degrees outside you walk in with long trousers.
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I visited the Mosta Rotunda over forty years ago while on holiday with my family at thirteen it was and still is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen thank you for letting me relive my memories of it it is as beautiful as I remember
Thanks for sharing! It is always good to read that a video brought back memories.
Lovely video and place .
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you sooo much for showing myself this beautiful church. My Dad ( Camelo Grima) told me about the bomb some 55 years + ago. Was always a wish to visit here and Dads home country ... but alas I will never achieve my dream. Thank you so much 🙏😔💕😔🙏
Dear Paul,
Thank you for sharing this story... Hope you will achieve your dream.
I am not a Catholic, so forgive what may be an ignorant question, but during the Mass I see tourists in shorts wandering about, and members of the female congregation who do not have their heads covered. Have the rules changed?
I am a catholic but I never heard that the women have to cover their head. As a foreigner I don't really know how was this particular rule in the past here in Malta. Most probably you are right.
Walking in a church in shorts, that might be a bit inappropriate however we cannot really expect that if it is 40 degrees outside you walk in with long trousers.