Order of St John of Jerusalem of
Rhodes and of Malta
„Who am I to judge?” This simple yet profound question, posed by Pope Francis early in his papacy, perfectly encapsulates his enduring commitment to humility, compassion, and humanity.
The Sovereign Order of Malta has learned with enormous sadness of the death of Pope Francis, in Rome. Grand Master Fra’ John T. Dunlap has asked the entire family of the Order of Malta to join together in spiritual suffrage for “Pope Francis, whom the Lord has called to Himself after long years of tireless service to the Church and to all humanity. His witness of faith, his dedication to the weakest, his incessant appeal for mercy and peace have deeply marked our times and will continue to illuminate the path of the Church.”
At 07:35 this morning, Easter Monday 21 April 2025, Pope Francis returned to the house of the Father.
On 17 April 2025, the Ambassador of the Sovereign Order of Malta to Romania, HE Roberto Musneci KM, attended Maundy Thursday (Holy Thursday) Mass at St John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta, Malta.
The Embassy of the Sovereign Order of Malta to Romania wishes everyone a blessed Palm Sunday—which is known as Duminica Floriilor in Romanian.
From 2 to 6 April 2025, the Order of Malta Romania took part in the 31st International Hospitaller’s Conference of the Order of Malta, held this year in Vienna, Austria. The Order of Malta Romania was represented by the Romanian Relief Corps (SAMR), namely Romanian Hospitaller, Mihály Dénes KM; SAMR Secretary General, Tischler Ferenc KM; and SAMR Deputy Secretary General, Ms Anca Simu.
From 28 February to 2 March, the three-day Conference of the Grand Priors, Regents of Sub-priories, and Presidents of National Associations was held in Rome, where the Order of Malta Romania was represented by Count Tibor Kálnoky KM, the President of the Romanian Association of the Order of Malta (AROM).
Today, 24 February 2025, solemnly marks the third anniversary of the war against Ukraine.
UNESCO’s International Mother Language Day (IMLD) takes place on 21 February each year. IMLD is aimed at to encouraging awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity, and to promote multilingualism.