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Name: Rev. Dr. Anthony Abela - Head of Department

B.A., Lic.D., S.S.D.(Pont.Inst.Bibl.)

Post: Lecturer

Research Interests: Comparative Study of Maltese Bible Translations; Book Reviews; Bible Translations in Current Maltese

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Name: Rev. Dr Marcello Ghirlando OFM

S.Th.L (SBF Jerusalem), S.Th.D (PUG, Rome),Dipl. Journalism (UOM)


Post: Lecturer

Research Interests:

The New Testament, in particular Pauline Writings, the New Testament Environment, Judaism, The Holy Land.


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Name: Rev. Martin Micallef

S.Th.B., M.S.Th.(Oxon.)

Post: Assistant Lecturer

Research Interests: The New Testament, in particular Johannine Writings; Anti-Semitism in the New Testament; The Writings of Cyril of Alexandria (in particular his Commentary on the Gospel of John); History, heritage, and other sources related to the Maltese Capuchin Province

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Name: Rev. Paul Sciberras

S.Th.B., S.Th.L., S.S.L.(Pont.Inst.Bibl.)

Post: Assistant Lecturer
Research Interests: Old-New Testament relationship; New Testament; Gospel of Luke and Acts of the Apostles; Paul’s contribution to Christianity; Scripture for today with particular focus on Lectio Divina Method of Biblical prayer

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Name: Rev. Alexander Vella
Rev. Alexander Vella
S.Th.B., S.S.L.(Pont.Inst.Bibl.)
Post: Assistant Lecturer
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Notices
Public Lectures on Bioethics

The new MA in Bioethics will be launched by two public lectures on 24 October and 28 Ocotber. See poster over here.

Theology Paper List
The List of Titles for the Theology Paper for second year evening students reading for a BA (Hons) Theology are out.
Tuition Fees
Applicable tuition fees for courses commencing in October 2008.
 
 
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