Exhibition

A depiction of the Last Supper’s table as influenced by Hebrew tradition emphasises its deep roots in Jewish ritual and symbolism. The table is often arranged with elements reminiscent of a Passover Seder, reflecting the Jewish context in which Jesus and his disciples gathered. Bread and wine take central roles, not just as sustenance but as symbols of covenant and...

An exhibition of the Stations of the Passion of Christ, culminating in the triumph of His Resurrection, held at St. Peter and St. Paul’s Shelter during this Lenten season, calling hearts to contemplation, sacrifice, and hope in the promise of new life.

A replica of The Last Supper which includes 15 life-size statues sculpted by artist James Azzopardi, presented in a typical first-century Hebrew setting, meticulously recreating the moment of Christ’s final meal with His apostles. The installation features authentic period details such as traditional garments, earthenware vessels, low dining arrangements, and textured architectural elements that reflect the cultural and historical context...

An exhibition of statues and sacred objects related to the Passion of Christ by Joseph Vella, held in commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the passing of the late Nazzareno Gauci. This exhibition pays tribute to Gauci’s artistic and spiritual legacy, bringing together works that reflect deep devotion, craftsmanship, and the enduring significance of the Passion in Christian tradition. Through...

An exhibition featuring sixty finely crafted figurines depicting salient moments from the Passion of the Christ, carved in clay by local artist Manwel Gauci. Commissioned by Eżekiel Grima, the figurines are set against evocative scenery meticulously designed and built by him, creating a powerful visual narrative that guides visitors through the sorrow, sacrifice, and redemption at the heart of the...