Queen Maria Honored at the Presidential Palace in Malta in the Presence of Members of the Romanian Orthodox Communitytranslated

Queen Maria was honored on Saturday at the Presidential Palace "San Anton" in Malta. The event, hosted by His Excellency Myriam Spiteri Debono, was attended by members of the Romanian community in this country and children from the Romanian Orthodox Parochial School in Valletta, the capital of Malta.

Those present included: His Holiness Father Maxim Danubian, Vicar Bishop of the Romanian Orthodox Diocese; Eugen Roșca, Romanian Plenipotentiary Minister at the Embassy of Romania in Italy – accredited also in Malta; His Excellency Lino Bianco, former Ambassador of Malta to Romania and current Ambassador of the Republic of Malta to Bosnia and Herzegovina; Father George Alexandru Popescu, parish priest of the Romanian Orthodox community "St. John the Baptist" in Valletta; and members of the Romanian community.

The event, titled "Queen Maria of Romania – Faith, Family, and Identity: A Bridge Between Romania and Malta," was held under the patronage of the President of Malta and celebrated the 140th anniversary of Queen Maria's arrival in Malta in 1886.

Faith is Transmitted in the Family His Holiness Father Maxim Danubian, on behalf of His Holiness Father Bishop Siluan, conveyed a message of blessing and gratitude…