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A massive laser show and the first of its kind to be projected on a church in Gozo took place in celebration of the feast of Marija Bambina.
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The show was mixed with the 3D mapping spectacle and synchronised music, as fireworks added to the overall atmosphere for the feast.
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Following the announcement by Martina Zammit and her wife Emma Gatt that they are expecting a baby, Tina took to her social media stories to address some hateful comments which made the rounds on social media.
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‘I don’t want to give these messages any importance, BUT I feel the need to raise awareness’, wrote Tina.
‘A product of man’s selfishness that goes against God’s plan’, wrote one commenter, whereas others argued that it would have negative effects on the child.
Others even referred to Italy’s passing of surrogacy as a universal criminal act.
‘I get that not everyone will agree with my journey, BUT at the end of the day, my family is built on love, and that’s what truly matters.’
‘As I always say, love is love. Hate is NOT something I like to entertain, so I push it away.’
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‘We’re beyond excited to welcome our ħanini into a world of kindness, positivity ad joy. Let’s keep it respectful. Love will always win over negativity.’
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A video uploaded to social media by ‘Din Malta Tagħna’ shows a man, shirtless, in the middle of the road in Paceville waving around what seems to be a metal pole.
The man can first be seen waving the object at a car driving by before turning towards people on the pavement watching on.
It is unclear what prompted the man to do this, whether anyone was hurt and whether authorities addressed the situation.
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Mellieħa, Naxxar, Senglea and Xagħra in Gozo are celebrating the feast of Maria Bambina this weekend, as thousands flock to Gozo to watch fireworks displays.
The religious feast of the Nativity of Mary coincides with Victory Day celebrations, an important national holiday that remembers Malta’s resilience throughout different moments in history.
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Victory Day, celebrated annually on September 8th, holds deep significance for the Maltese people, commemorating three pivotal moments in the island’s history: the end of the Great Siege of 1565, the French blockade in 1800, and Malta’s courageous stand during World War II in 1943.
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