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An exhibition of various sacred items and statues brings deeper meaning to the Lenten season by inviting reflection, prayer, and spiritual renewal. Through these carefully displayed symbols of faith, visitors are encouraged to contemplate the sacrifice, suffering, and hope that define Lent. The exhibition creates a reverent atmosphere that helps individuals connect more profoundly with the traditions of the Church...

Experience The Last Supper like never before—featuring life-sized statues created by Hubert Saliba. Walk around and immerse yourself in the dramatic tension and intimate interactions among Jesus and the apostles. Join us during this Lent season to reflect, pray, and connect with this powerful depiction of Christ’s final meal.

This Lent season, immerse yourself in a captivating exhibition of faith and history, featuring religious artifacts, sacred statues, antique relics, and timeless paintings. Each piece tells a story of devotion, artistry, and spiritual heritage, offering visitors a unique opportunity to reflect, learn, and be inspired. Whether you are a history enthusiast, art lover, or seeking a meaningful experience this season,...

An exhibition that presents the captivating journey from the Lord's Last Supper to His Resurrection. Created by Domenic Bajada, it features intricate tapestries and a remarkable collection of over 200 hand-crafted clay shepherds, depicting more that 15 poignant scenes. This exhibition is not only a visual experience but also a spiritual journey - one the celebrates devotion, tradition, and the...

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...