Order of St John of Jerusalem of
Rhodes and of Malta
World Humanitarian Day 2024 focuses on addressing the alarming rise in attacks on civilians and humanitarians. The Sovereign Order of Malta, with a 900-year legacy of aiding the vulnerable, continues its global humanitarian efforts, including significant support for those affected by the war in Ukraine.
The rarest passport in the world is that of the Knights of Malta, with approximately 500 copies existing worldwide.
A very productive meeting with H.E. Alfred Simonis, President of the Chamber of Deputies.
It was a great joy to welcome last Sunday in the Order Vákár István and Gergő Hegedüs in a celebration in Satu Mare, officiated by the Bishop of Satu Mare, H.E. Schönberger Jenő and co-celebrated by the chief Chaplain father Gabriel Popa and the Chaplain Stelian Veres.
On 25 June, the Embassy of the Order of Malta to Romania hosted its annual National Day Reception, celebrating the Nativity of John the Baptist, the Patron Saint of the Order. Among the 170 attendees were ambassadors, diplomats, government representatives, and members of the Order of Malta worldwide. Official speeches were delivered by H.E. Roberto Musneci, Ambassador of the Order of Malta to Romania, and Dr. Raed Arafat, who highlighted the origins of Romania's emergency rescue service, SMURD, supported by the Order. The event emphasized the Order's diplomatic relations and significance of St John the Baptist.
On 24 June, to celebrate the Nativity of John the Baptist, the Embassy and the National Association in Romania (AROM) of the Order of Malta were hosted at the Apostolic Nunciature by the Apostolic Nuncio to Romania and Moldova, Archbishop Giampiero Gloder, and who was joined by Mons. Ioan Robu and Fr. Gabriel Daniel Popa.
Ferenc Tischler - Secretary General, and Anca Simu - National Social Programs Coordinator, talking about the programs carried out to help Ukrainians
Order of Malta - “La Grande Opera Italiana Patrimonio dell'Umanità” and Italian Republic Day