Jasmine,you deserve a medal for producing this beautiful video.I'm sure you know how much us expats appreciate your and Alfred's effort to keep us up to date with what's happening at our homeland. Thank you and prosit.............
A very stirring spectacle wonderfully photographed and a delightful choice of background music. Beautiful scenes of the opulence and majesty of the Church. Thank you both for a heart warming video and thank you also for the historical background you provided of the Saint, the Church and the City. Bravo!
Greetings from Malta dear John. Thank you indeed for the compliment. Your continuous support and encouraging words meant alot to us. Warm regards from Malta, Jasmine and Alfred
Thank you so much for this short documentary! Today is the St. Nicolas Day, so I wonder why the procession happened in June. :-) I must admit that Malta is one of the most beloved places on Earth for me. I miss all processions, beautyful churches, excellent food and culture. Malta is so old, brave, has so much to offer to the world, so I would like to kick asses to those 8 Turks or Germans (?) who were negative to this film. Love from 59°C! :-)
Greetings from Mosta. Grazzi hafna for the wonderful compliment and appreication. Your words of encouragement meant alot as well. I truly appreciate it from the bottom of my heart. Warm regards, Jasmine.
Greetings from Malta. Hope all's well. Thanks very much the compliment. Am glad that you enjoyed the video. My husband is fine, thank you. Warm regards, Jasmine.
How fascinating! In 2008 we went to the St. Leonard's Day in Kirkop (evening of the National Day, before it we've been on all ceremonies with both presidents and Archbishop Pawl in Valletta). Kirkop was decorated just like on your film. We kissed the relics and followed the procession. I miss Malta so much. I've been there several times, but 2008 was the longest visit, and very special because of the St. Paul's Year. :-) I hope we can come back soon. :-)
As usual.....Awesome and great footage. Well done Jasmine and keep up the good work which I can assure you it's greatly appreciated by many..... including myself of course!! Prosit tassew. Ronald - Pembroke Malta
Yes, it's St Nick's day today. The reason they hold the procession in summer is because there is alway the dancer of rain in December. Most feasts in Malta are celebrated in summer because of that. The villages are decorated immensely with banners, etc and if it rains in can cause expensive damage.
You're so fortunate to live there! :-D Take one 'Sliema' for Nicolas in the North in Our Lady of Victories church in Valletta. ;-) Love, with -11°C out of our window... ;-p
The Hymn of St Nicholas recorded on this clip is not the one written by Fr Nicholas Aquilina, but this one was written by Fr Guze Delia SJ. I am not sure about the music but it is neither of Mgr Mifsud, the one mentioned is another hymn but not this one.
I lived in Canada for many years and I know what -11c means - I used to put my hands in the fridge to warm them up :)) Not sure what you mean by OL of Victories - that church is featured in some of the videos we made - search for jasalf5959 valletta, it should be in one or more of those videos. Stay warm and regards.
Jasmine,you deserve a medal for producing this beautiful video.I'm sure you know how much us expats appreciate your and Alfred's effort to keep us up to date with what's happening at our homeland.
Thank you and prosit.............
A very stirring spectacle wonderfully photographed and a delightful choice of background music. Beautiful scenes of the opulence and majesty of the Church. Thank you both for a heart warming video and thank you also for the historical background you provided of the Saint, the Church and the City. Bravo!
Greetings from Malta dear John. Thank you indeed for the compliment. Your continuous support and encouraging words meant alot to us. Warm regards from Malta, Jasmine and Alfred
Thank you so much for this short documentary! Today is the St. Nicolas Day, so I wonder why the procession happened in June. :-)
I must admit that Malta is one of the most beloved places on Earth for me. I miss all processions, beautyful churches, excellent food and culture. Malta is so old, brave, has so much to offer to the world, so I would like to kick asses to those 8 Turks or Germans (?) who were negative to this film. Love from 59°C! :-)
Greetings from Mosta. Grazzi hafna for the wonderful compliment and appreication. Your words of encouragement meant alot as well. I truly appreciate it from the bottom of my heart. Warm regards, Jasmine.
Greetings from Malta. Hope all's well.
Thanks very much the compliment. Am glad that you enjoyed the video. My husband is fine, thank you. Warm regards, Jasmine.
How fascinating! In 2008 we went to the St. Leonard's Day in Kirkop (evening of the National Day, before it we've been on all ceremonies with both presidents and Archbishop Pawl in Valletta). Kirkop was decorated just like on your film. We kissed the relics and followed the procession. I miss Malta so much. I've been there several times, but 2008 was the longest visit, and very special because of the St. Paul's Year. :-) I hope we can come back soon. :-)
As usual.....Awesome and great footage. Well done Jasmine and keep up the good work which I can assure you it's greatly appreciated by many..... including myself of course!! Prosit tassew.
Ronald - Pembroke Malta
As they say - better late than never - sorry missed your post. Thanks and glad you enjoyed the video about your great Siggiewi feast.
Greetings from Siggiewi. Very nice video. We enjoyed watching it. Well done
:-))) I just asked about one Ave Maria in this church for me. :-)
God bless Malta!
Always my friend !!!!!
Yes, it's St Nick's day today. The reason they hold the procession in summer is because there is alway the dancer of rain in December. Most feasts in Malta are celebrated in summer because of that. The villages are decorated immensely with banners, etc and if it rains in can cause expensive damage.
You're so fortunate to live there! :-D
Take one 'Sliema' for Nicolas in the North in Our Lady of Victories church in Valletta. ;-)
Love, with -11°C out of our window... ;-p
The Hymn of St Nicholas recorded on this clip is not the one written by Fr Nicholas Aquilina, but this one was written by Fr Guze Delia SJ. I am not sure about the music but it is neither of Mgr Mifsud, the one mentioned is another hymn but not this one.
I lived in Canada for many years and I know what -11c means - I used to put my hands in the fridge to warm them up :)) Not sure what you mean by OL of Victories - that church is featured in some of the videos we made - search for jasalf5959 valletta, it should be in one or more of those videos. Stay warm and regards.
Do whoever gave us the info was wrong - thanks for your correction.
Funeral of the parish of securely inHi Joe. Callea