This Franciscan church remains a site of Marian devotion and historical memory
Church of Our Lady of Divine Grace Courtesy Xir Cammini
Church of the Nativity, Xaghra, Gozo BBA Photography - Shutterstock
This church was rededicated to the Nativity of Mary in 1692 as its feast coincides with Malta’s victory over the Ottomans in 1565.
Sanctuary of the Immaculate Conception, Qala, Gozo Courtesy Xir Cammini
This sanctuary is considered one of the most ancient Christian places of worship in Malta
St. Joseph and the Immaculate Conception church in Qala Bernhard Richter - Shutterstock
This church in Qala became the first new parish after the Diocese of Gozo was established in 1872
Church of Our Lady of Loreto on the Port of Mgarr on the Island of Gozo lkonya - Shutterstock
This church was built in thanksgiving after the village was spared from a cholera outbreak
Church of the Madonna of Lourdes on the coast of the island of Gozo LeaDigszammal - Shutterstock
One of Malta’s most iconic pilgrimage sites inspired by the resemblance between the rocks of Għajnsielem and the Lourdes Grotto in France
The National Shrine of Our Lady of Mellieħa mairu10 - Shutterstock
One of Malta’s oldest and most venerated pilgrimage sites, home to a sacred Marian icon traditionally attributed to St. Luke the Evangelist
Selmun Chapel Anibal Trejo - Shutterstock
The Chapel of Our Lady of the Redemption of Slaves was founded by a noblewoman to pray for Christian captives.
Selmun Palace LeeVhemmings - Shutterstock
This palace was built to finance the liberation of Christians enslaved by Ottomans or Barbary pirates