Thank you for bringing the camera back online :-) . Happy Christmas to all.
2 months ago
CRIS SECAR
Ce frumos! De foarte mult timp asteptam sa revad acest loc.
7 months ago
Victor Formosa
Thank you Gormina for making it possible for the St George's Parish Church to come back on live cam. I was born in a street behind this church and there's a lot of reminiscing every time I see it. Besides there are a lot of Qormin (people who were born in Qormi) that now live abroad in Australia, Canada, United Kingdom and the United States and I'm sure they appreciate being able to see it.
8 months ago
Jan Valenta
Hallo Capture Sam ..... The clever head of this church trach is every year at the same date .... ???
8 months ago
Capture Sam
23jun18--Victor Formosa, Thank You for the information of 5 days ago.
8 months ago
Coraline
6/23/2018 07:23 Holy cow the church bells are loud. I hope no one is trying to sleep in on a Saturday morning.
8 months ago
Liz Farnell
George, has it already happened?
8 months ago
George Mallia
Today there is a demonstration with the statue of St George on horseback killing the dragon. Accompanying will be the St George's Band.
8 months ago
PMM
19.06.18. St. George's Parish Church looks beautiful all lit up at night! ☺
8 months ago
Liz Farnell
Indeed, Victor, although they left it late, and the ref was blind! The festa was great fun. Will there be more to watch during the week?
8 months ago
Victor Formosa
You got your wish Liz. Good start
8 months ago
Liz Farnell
The church looks so pretty. Wish I could have seen the fireworks.
8 months ago
Liz Farnell
Ooh, how exciting! Thank you for that wonderful description, Victor. I have the gathering crowds outside on my iPad right now, as I watch England's first game of this World Cup! Wish us luck!
8 months ago
Victor Formosa
Today sees the start of a week long celebration of the feast of St George, the patron saint of Qormi. This evening after mass (which should be around 8.00pm) the statue of St George will b e carried out on to the parvis of the church in a joyful celebration with band marches, fireworks and an enthusiastic crowd which wkill pack the parvis and square in front of the church. It is a local 'festa' tradition and should not be missed. Enjoy
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Thank you for bringing the camera back online :-) . Happy Christmas to all.
Ce frumos! De foarte mult timp asteptam sa revad acest loc.
Thank you Gormina for making it possible for the St George's Parish Church to come back on live cam. I was born in a street behind this church and there's a lot of reminiscing every time I see it. Besides there are a lot of Qormin (people who were born in Qormi) that now live abroad in Australia, Canada, United Kingdom and the United States and I'm sure they appreciate being able to see it.
Hallo Capture Sam ..... The clever head of this church trach is every year at the same date .... ???
23jun18--Victor Formosa, Thank You for the information of 5 days ago.
6/23/2018 07:23
Holy cow the church bells are loud. I hope no one is trying to sleep in on a Saturday morning.
George, has it already happened?
Today there is a demonstration with the statue of St George on horseback killing the dragon. Accompanying will be the St George's Band.
19.06.18. St. George's Parish Church looks beautiful all lit up at night! ☺
Indeed, Victor, although they left it late, and the ref was blind! The festa was great fun. Will there be more to watch during the week?
You got your wish Liz. Good start
The church looks so pretty. Wish I could have seen the fireworks.
Ooh, how exciting! Thank you for that wonderful description, Victor. I have the gathering crowds outside on my iPad right now, as I watch England's first game of this World Cup! Wish us luck!
Today sees the start of a week long celebration of the feast of St George, the patron saint of Qormi. This evening after mass (which should be around 8.00pm) the statue of St George will b e carried out on to the parvis of the church in a joyful celebration with band marches, fireworks and an enthusiastic crowd which wkill pack the parvis and square in front of the church. It is a local 'festa' tradition and should not be missed. Enjoy