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I completed the Maltese camino on 25 April. A delightful walk in the sun. A very different experience to both the Camino in Spain and the Via Francigena. I don’t take photos as they always turn out badly but I do have vivid memories of the countryside. The churches are all works of art and…
John Fallon
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We walked the Camino Maltés on March 25th as our first step in completing the whole Camino via Sicily and Sardinia to Santiago. This was a project for Lent 2024 with increasingly long training walks, sometimes on segments of the Camino and sometimes not, finishing with the whole walk at the start of Holy Week.…
Michael Richardson
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The Camino Maltes – done & dusted 422 years after the first credencial was issued by Grandmaster Alof Wignacourt to Don Juan Benegas de Cordoba. It starts from St Paul’s Catacombs in Rabat (Malta) and ends at Fort St Angelo, Birgu.Organised by XirCammini, we stopped to visit several medieval Churches & Chapels enroute, with some…
Francesca Vincenti
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This weekend together with my friends we walked for the second time the Camino Maltese which ended up being a 36km walk as always impeccable organization and an experience to last a lifetime
Jackie Farrugia
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Lovely turnout for the Universal Peace Walk and the Camino Maltes on 9th March 2024. Thank you Fr Paul for opening St James in Zebbug and Mayor David Schembri for opening St Matthew, Maqluba and tal-Hniena, Qrendi. More band clubs and bars are making a stamp available (Papas, Siggiewi, Maqluba and tal-Hniena, Qrendi, Queen Victoria,…
James Portelli
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