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Grazzi talli zort dan is-sit. Dan hu progett li issa qed jifforma ruhu. Madankollu, tifhmu li bicca xoghol bhal din tirrikjedi hafna hin u dedikazzjoni.

Ahna determinati li nkomplu nzidu t-taghrif fiz-zmien li gej. Ghalhekk inheggukom biex taghmlu 'bookmark' u zzuru is-sit ta' spiss halli taraw l-izviluppi li jkunu saru.

Qed naghmlu hilitna biex it-taghrif li nwasslu jkun korrett kemm jista jkun. Napprezzaw il-kummenti u s-suggerimenti li taghmlulna ghax dawn jimlewna b'kuragg biex inkomplu ntejbu dan is-sit.

Fuq kollox jekk dan is-sit joghgobkom, inheggukom biex tibaghtu l-'link' lil min tahsbu jista jinteressah, specjalment li shabkom u qrabatkom li jghixu barra minn Malta.

Grazzi.

Fotografija	Adrian Sammut - Marco Saliba
Ricerka u Kitba	Marco Saliba
Disinn tas-sit	Adrian Sammut - Marco Saliba

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Welcome

THE GOOD FRIDAY PROCESSION STATUES IN MALTA

With the annual approach of the Easter Season, Christians all over the world prepare to celebrate the passion & resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

In Malta the devotion towards this annual commemoration is very strong , and evidence to this, are the numerous exhibitions, events and pagaents held around the various towns and villages. The most significant of all are undoubtedly the Good Friday processions.

In this site, you can find photographs of all the statues (or statuary groups) in the different localities which form the core of these processions.

These statues are part of Malta's artistic, religious and cultural heritage and very often go unnoticed due to the fact that they are only exhibited for approximately two weeks each year towards the end of Lent and then most of them are kept in storage.

The purpose of this site is to heighten the appreciation towards this sometimes overlooked aspect of our heritage.