
Monday, 8th February 2010 - 15:55CET
Eight men to become candidates for the priesthood
Eight young men will be officially accepted as candidates for the priesthood during a celebration at Senglea parish church on Friday.
The candidates are Dillon Bugeja (Zurrieq), Robin Camilleri (Luqa), Roderick Camilleri (Zabbar), Mario Dimech (Siggiewi), Anthony Paul Fitzpatrick (Guardamangia), Christian Anthony Muscat (St Julians), George Schembri (Qormi - St George and Michael Zammit (Birkirkara - St Helen).
The celebration will be led by Archbishop Paul Cremona.








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A special greetings to Mario Dimech, a very young man of character and very charismatic in
his faith in God. I spent a few months with Mario at San Manuel Chaparron, Guatemala where he made a big impact with the villagers and a tremendous bond with the 22 Altar boys and girls of the Parish. Mario was great help to Father Anton Grech who made a big impact at Chaparron and the 10 adjacant Aldeas in the area. Maybe we can meet again at Cerro San Gil, Izabal, Guatemala, the new home of Father Anton. One last note to all seminarians: you have chosen a great Parish (Senglea) for your accepatnce as Maria Bambina and Gesu Redentur will guide you to a very joyfull and success in the priesthood.
God Bless you all.
Michael Agius, Florida
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20100124/local/a-beautiful-winter-day-at-san-blas
Carmel, you need not worry. I do not think any of these young stalwarts will be expected to drive a Citroen from anywhere to anywhere, no questions asked. And tell us, why would they end up in Albania of all places, celibate or not? I think they are needed here on homeground tto minister to the pressing needs - not financial of course - of guys like you. You're a hoot!!
Carmel, I know all about the Navy. And Albania. Nudge! Nudge! Wink! Wink!
Good luck boys. You'll do a fine job wherever you end up. Beware of wolves in sheeps' clothing in Malta, never mind Albania!
Here are some of the temptations I had while I lived in Malta and in England. My colleagues fell for them, I held my values. Stealing cigarettes and liquor from the holds of Royal Naval Ships, also cables, shafts and propellers, copying in examinations, lying to gain, Shirking work, Spying and uncovering confidential circuits while I worked in NavalDockyards, I was invited to drive cars (CitroenDB21s) from London/to/Paris inFrance, whereI was not to ask any questions, but simply own the car after they hold it for 2 days!! Write off, high capital value equipment, so that insurance will pay and they retain the “Damaged equipment.” To attend freely, clubs in Soho London. I must admit that once I did attend “The WINDMILL” which was well known for its female artistic exhibitions, all statics in 1956 (definitely not pornographic).
If before you become priests you visit places like Albania, be careful with your wording for they find it difficult to believe that a man can be celibate.
Best of luck!