Legend tells of a young Maltese girl who escaped Barbary corsairs by hiding in a cave and praying to the Virgin Mary
The Speranza Chapel (Il-Kappella Tal-Isperanza), Mosta, Malta Yury24 - Shutterstock
St Paul Apostle tal Qlejja MiscMedia - Shutterstock
The chapel is especially known for the votive graffiti etched on its outer walls, including depictions of ships, crosses, handprints, and agricultural symbols
Chapel of St Leonard Courtesy Xir Cammini
One of the best-preserved medieval troglodyte churches in Malta is located here
Dominican church built over Madonna tal-Ghar Cave Spectral-Design - Shuttertsock
According to tradition, a local hunter who took shelter in the cave experienced an apparition of the Virgin Mary.
Tal Virtu Chapel on a cloudy morning Godwing Borg - Shuttertsock
Built atop ancient Punic, Phoenician, and Roman burial grounds, it also houses a medieval Christian crypt converted from early Christian catacombs
Saint Blaise's chapel in the outskirts of Siġġiewi By NickGeorge1993 at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0
This chapel is dedicated to Saint Blaise of Sebaste, patron saint of throat illnesses and wool combers
Malta's landscape near Laferla Cross,Malta Karel Gallas - Shutterstock
On the outskirts of Siġġiewi, atop a hill known as is-Salib tal-Għolja, stand two of Malta’s most cherished spiritual landmarks
These chapels may have been built as a show of Christian faith following the Norman conquest of Malta in 1091.
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