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Following their success at the Junior Achievement Young Enterprise Malta Foundation (JAYE Malta) finals and awards night, we have touched base with the talented team behind easybeads: How did easybeads come along? What inspired you? Easybeads came about because of...
Works are currently underway at the College Sports Grounds. All the surrounding olive trees have recently been transplanted to the Jesuit Retreat House at Mt St Joseph in Mosta, while other trees are in the process of being transplanted within the St Aloysius College...
The community celebration which took place on Friday 13th May brought together the various visits and encounters which were held over the past couple of weeks with the theme 'Friends in the Lord'. Featured above: Formation of Ignatius 500 (the Ignatian Year theme) by...
TO ALL MEMBERS OF STAFF AND PARENTS/GUARDIANS OF ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE PRIMARY SCHOOL, SECONDARY SCHOOL AND SIXTH FORM Dear colleagues and parents/guardians, St Aloysius College Malta would like to thank you for your donation during our recent fundraising event for...
On Wednesday 11th May, our College held the first edition of the special Years of Service Awards Ceremony for members of staff who have generously served at College for more than 25 years. It was a great opportunity to be grateful for all members of staff. We also...
**ATTENTION: Prospective Sixth Form Students (2022-23)** >> ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE SIXTH FORM INFORMATION MEETING << Date and time: Thursday 9th June at 9.30 am Venue: Secondary School College Theatre, Birkirkara * Kindly note the session will be...
The Secondary School chose this Ignatian Year to launch the regular practice of the Examen in our school day. The Consciousness Examen is a prayer which St. Ignatius recommended to be done every day in order to learn to seek and find God in our daily life. The...
Our College aspires “to foster compassionate and responsible men and women with others and for others, committed to the poor and persons in need.” In order to help our students experience this more actively, the Secondary School has recently launched the People for...
St Aloysius College, in its efforts to provide its students and its Sports Complex members with the best sport facilities possible, is venturing on a very ambitious project whereby the Sports Complex will be totally refurbished and managed by Vassallo Group Ltd. The...
Following the lifting of most of the COVID-19 measures, kindly note that from May 3 the use of masks will not remain compulsory at St Aloysius College. We do however suggest that students and members of staff use masks according to their discretion, particularly...
International Day of Human Fraternity is globally observed on 4th February. It aims to underline the importance of raising awareness about different cultures and religions or beliefs, and the promotion of tolerance.
“As we commemorate the International Day of Human Fraternity, let us commit to do more to promote cultural and religious tolerance, understanding and dialogue.”
UN Secretary-General António Guterres
There is deep concern regarding acts that advocate religious hatred and, thereby, undermine the spirit of tolerance and respect for diversity, especially at a time when the world confronts the unprecedented crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, which requires a global response based on unity, solidarity and renewed multilateral cooperation.
And in these times, we need — perhaps more than ever before — to recognize the valuable contribution of people of all religions, or beliefs, to humanity and the contribution that dialogue among all religious groups can make towards an improved awareness and understanding of the common values shared by all humankind.
We also need to underline the importance of raising awareness about different cultures and religions, or beliefs, and the promotion of tolerance, which involves societal acceptance and respect for religious and cultural diversity, including regarding religious expression. Education, at school, should contribute in a meaningful way to promoting tolerance and the elimination of discrimination based on religion or belief.
Furthermore, we must acknowledge that tolerance, pluralistic tradition, mutual respect and the diversity of religions and beliefs promote human fraternity. Thus, it is imperative that we encourage activities aimed at promoting interreligious and intercultural dialogue to enhance peace and social stability, respect for diversity and mutual respect and to create, at the global level, and also at the regional, national and local levels, an environment conducive to peace and mutual understanding.
Click on the resources below:
Reflection and Prayer for True Human Fraternity
Prayer: At the Service of Human Fraternity
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Following their success at the Junior Achievement Young Enterprise Malta Foundation (JAYE Malta) finals and awards night, we have touched base with the talented team behind easybeads: How did easybeads come along? What inspired you? Easybeads came about because of...
Works are currently underway at the College Sports Grounds. All the surrounding olive trees have recently been transplanted to the Jesuit Retreat House at Mt St Joseph in Mosta, while other trees are in the process of being transplanted within the St Aloysius College...
The community celebration which took place on Friday 13th May brought together the various visits and encounters which were held over the past couple of weeks with the theme 'Friends in the Lord'. Featured above: Formation of Ignatius 500 (the Ignatian Year theme) by...
TO ALL MEMBERS OF STAFF AND PARENTS/GUARDIANS OF ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE PRIMARY SCHOOL, SECONDARY SCHOOL AND SIXTH FORM Dear colleagues and parents/guardians, St Aloysius College Malta would like to thank you for your donation during our recent fundraising event for...
On Wednesday 11th May, our College held the first edition of the special Years of Service Awards Ceremony for members of staff who have generously served at College for more than 25 years. It was a great opportunity to be grateful for all members of staff. We also...
**ATTENTION: Prospective Sixth Form Students (2022-23)** >> ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE SIXTH FORM INFORMATION MEETING << Date and time: Thursday 9th June at 9.30 am Venue: Secondary School College Theatre, Birkirkara * Kindly note the session will be...
The Secondary School chose this Ignatian Year to launch the regular practice of the Examen in our school day. The Consciousness Examen is a prayer which St. Ignatius recommended to be done every day in order to learn to seek and find God in our daily life. The...
Our College aspires “to foster compassionate and responsible men and women with others and for others, committed to the poor and persons in need.” In order to help our students experience this more actively, the Secondary School has recently launched the People for...
St Aloysius College, in its efforts to provide its students and its Sports Complex members with the best sport facilities possible, is venturing on a very ambitious project whereby the Sports Complex will be totally refurbished and managed by Vassallo Group Ltd. The...
Following the lifting of most of the COVID-19 measures, kindly note that from May 3 the use of masks will not remain compulsory at St Aloysius College. We do however suggest that students and members of staff use masks according to their discretion, particularly...
Following their success at the Junior Achievement Young Enterprise Malta Foundation (JAYE Malta) finals and awards night, we have touched base with the talented team behind easybeads: How did...
Works are currently underway at the College Sports Grounds. All the surrounding olive trees have recently been transplanted to the Jesuit Retreat House at Mt St Joseph in Mosta, while other trees...
