Malta & Gozo
Malta in the Footsteps of St Paul with Revd Neil McNaught
Prices from £2,360 pp
Single Supplement £510
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Tour leader: The Revd Neil McNaught
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The islands of St. Paul & St. John
Join us for a six-day journey throughout the Maltese archipelago combining a wonderful wealth of biblical, medieval and cultural history. The islands held happy memories for the late Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh and we can see why. We visit the classical sights, stunning scenic spots and enjoy the experience of getting to know the locals. Our four-star hotel is in a wonderful location close to the promenade of Sliema. The hotel offers appropriate space for worship.
Malta is one of the oldest Christian nations on earth. When St Paul was shipwrecked here in AD 60, he spent three months on the island, healing the sick and proclaiming the Gospel — and the Maltese have been keeping the faith ever since. St. Paul was the first Christian to set foot on Malta and it changed the course of the nation’s history. Today Malta has the highest ratio of baptised Roman Catholics to population in the world. With more than 366 churches, and many times that number of chapels, spread around the Maltese archipelago, the islands are an open museum of the Christian faith. This cultural and historical pilgrimage gives you the opportunity to follow in St. Paul’s footsteps both physically and spiritually. The Apostle’s unplanned visit to Malta, on his way from The Holy Land to Rome, would forever change this Island Nation into an enduring beacon of Christian faith.
The legacy of the Knights of St. John rule of Malta is abundantly visible throughout the Islands, in their military engineering and architectural feats such as the forts, bastions, watch towers, aqueducts, churches and cathedrals.