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Traditional Motorcycle Pilgrimage Passes Through San Gwann

Sep 15 2024 Share

As part of an annual event, motorcyclists gathered in a show of devotion and unity, honouring the Blessed Virgin Mary along the route. The traditional motorcycle pilgrimage made its way through San Gwann, stopping in front of the Parish Church of Our Lady of Lourdes.

During the stop in San Gwann, parish priest Fr. Bertrand offered a bouquet of flowers to Our Lady on behalf of the parish community, which is also dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. This gesture symbolised the community’s deep spiritual connection to Mary.

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Organised by the Motorcycles and Bicycles Pilgrimage Association, the pilgrimage brings together participants from across Malta, uniting them in faith and devotion. The event is marked by a strong sense of community and prayer, as attendees seek the intercession of Mary, Mother of Grace, for guidance and blessings.

The San Gwann parish expressed its gratitude to the association and prayed for the continued protection and support of the Blessed Virgin Mary over all participants.

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Rainbows in Valletta as Malta Pride March 2024 Sees Strong Turnout

Sep 15 2024 Share

Yesterday, Malta Pride painted the town in vibrant colours as thousands gathered for the Malta Pride March 2024 in Valletta, organised by Malta Pride and Allied Rainbow Communities (ARC).

The march, a highlight of the annual Malta Pride festivities, kicked off at the iconic Triton Fountain at 6:00 PM with an inspiring opening ceremony that set the tone for an evening of celebration, unity, and advocacy.

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The parade made its way through the bustling streets of Valletta, with participants proudly waving rainbow flags, holding banners, and dancing to music from colourful floats. DJs kept the energy high as the procession moved towards the historic St. George’s Square, where the festivities culminated in a spectacular concert.

The march celebrated 20 years of Malta Pride, marking two decades of progress in the fight for equality and inclusion for the LGBTIQ+ community.

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Bjorn Formosa Praises Parents for Lifelong Support Ahead of Fundraiser

Sep 15 2024 Share

ALS activist Bjorn Formosa took to social media to express his gratitude towards his parents for their unwavering support ahead of the ‘Sal-Aħħar Nifs’ fundraiser on Sunday, 22nd September.

In his heartfelt post, Formosa shared a touching tribute to his mother and father, who have stood by his side throughout his battle with ALS. He also praised his wife, Maria, for her constant support and involvement in his mission.

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Formosa wrote, “These are my parents. Along with Maria, they have always given me tremendous support. Thank you so much, mom and dad!” He went on to shed light on the upcoming fundraiser, which aims to raise funds for DAR Bjorn Respite, a home that will provide much-needed support to the families of patients suffering from ALS and other neurodegenerative diseases.

Bjorn emphasised the dedication of his parents, Maria, and the many volunteers who will be working tirelessly to make the event a success.

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Justin Timberlake Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving Case

Sep 15 2024 Share

Justin Timberlake has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge in his recent drunk driving case in Sag Harbor, New York. Originally facing a misdemeanour charge of driving while intoxicated (DWI), Timberlake’s charge was downgraded to “driving while ability impaired” (DWAI). As a result, the singer was fined $500 and ordered to complete community service.

The case stems from an incident in June when Timberlake was pulled over for erratic driving and failing to stop at a stop sign. The arresting officer reported Timberlake had bloodshot eyes and failed a field sobriety test. While his attorney denied that Timberlake was intoxicated, a DWI charge typically involves a blood alcohol level of .08 or higher, while a DWAI reflects a BAC of .05 to .07.

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Following the court’s decision, Timberlake made a public safety announcement, urging people not to drive after drinking. “Even if you had one drink, don’t get behind the wheel,” he stated, adding that there are many alternatives, such as taxis and ride-sharing services.

However, many fans expressed disappointment on social media, accusing Timberlake of receiving leniency due to his celebrity status, with some calling the sentence too light and criticising the privilege afforded to him.

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