These chapels may have been built as a show of Christian faith following the Norman conquest of Malta in 1091.
A peace centre and voluntary organization based in Hal Far, on the site of a former WWII airfield
Parish Church of Saint Peter in Chains. Birżebbuġa. Malta Igor Bakirov - Shuttertstock
It is the only parish church in Malta dedicated to St Peter in Chains, a devotion coming from Rome.
Our Lady Help of Christians Chapel in Birżebbuġa, Malta By Simon Reinhardt - Own work, CC BY 4.0
This quaint chapel is the only one in Malta dedicated to Our Lady Help of Christians
St. Lucians Tower or It-Torri ta' San Lucjan in Maltese, a large fortified Knights of St John watchtower overlooking Marsaxlokk Bay TheLiftCreativeServices - Shutterstock
According to local legend, a Maltese woman had a vision in which Saint John warned her of an imminent Ottoman attack
Church of Our Lady of Pompeii in the streets of Marsaxlokk Malti - Shutterstock
This church reflects an Italian Marian devotion in a village once ravaged for centuries by corsair raids.
Chapel dedicated to Our Lady of the Snows, Marsaxlokk, Malta Malti - Shutterstock
This church stands near the ancient Tas-Silġ sanctuary, a sacred site with over 4,000 years of continuous worship and deep Marian devotion.
Aerial view of the María Magdalena Cave in France, Drozdin Vladimir - Shutterstock
According to tradition, Saint Mary Magdalene retired to this cave until her death after evangelizing southern France.
Detail of the facade of the Church of Saint-Trophime, Arles Bruno M Photographie - Shutterstock
Saint Trophimus, to whom the basilica is dedicated, is revered as the first bishop of Arles and one of the first Christian missionaries in Gaul