Malta is a southern European country and consists of an archipelago situated centrally in the Mediterranean Sea
Sunday, December 02, 2007
Ghaxaq Parish Church
Details of the Ghaxaq parish church can be found on these websites: www.ghaxaqparish.org and www.sanguzeppghaxaq.com
photo taken by Laetitia
4 comments:
Anonymous
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I am somewhat amazed that so many pictures from what we call, "overseas," show buildings with lights ablaze. I can't remember ever seeing a church lit up here in this country around where I live. Maybe in the larger cities. It makes the visits much more interesting to me to be able to see how different we are.
I wanted to describe the White Porcelain Duck I photographed this morning. I did put a picture of it on my Birds Blog as it is a new species I think.
www.freewebs.com/festatitularighaxaq and www.santamarijaghaxaq.com
More details about this amazing church and its Titular feast dedicated to the Assumption of Mary, also during the festive week(9th to 15th August) it is wonderfully lit and fully decorated both internally and also the facade. Not worth missing Ghaxaq's main feast on the 15h of August!!
4 comments:
I am somewhat amazed that so many pictures from what we call, "overseas," show buildings with lights ablaze. I can't remember ever seeing a church lit up here in this country around where I live. Maybe in the larger cities. It makes the visits much more interesting to me to be able to see how different we are.
I wanted to describe the White Porcelain Duck I photographed this morning. I did put a picture of it on my Birds Blog as it is a new species I think.
Great picture! Glad to see you back Laeticia!
Have a great week!
Blogtrotter
Always love the pictures of old churches. The parishes in Malta are gorgeous!
www.freewebs.com/festatitularighaxaq and www.santamarijaghaxaq.com
More details about this amazing church and its Titular feast dedicated to the Assumption of Mary, also during the festive week(9th to 15th August) it is wonderfully lit and fully decorated both internally and also the facade. Not worth missing Ghaxaq's main feast on the 15h of August!!
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