Today, Catholicism is alive everywhere in Malta, thanks to Paul. It may be Malta’s density–roughly 400,000 people packed into a seven-island archipelago only about thirty-five miles end to end–that makes the islanders’ faith so visible. I’ve traveled through much of Catholic Europe, including Vatican City, but nowhere did Catholicism seem as pervasive as it did … Continue reading In the Footsteps of St. Paul on Malta – Part II