As mentioned in the latest newspiece we are having a Pasta Night on the 15th July after the Blessing of the Shells for the Camino Primitivo and the Tochar Phadraig. Evening mass is generally at 18:30; so the Pasta Night can start by 19:30. The event is open to all XirCammini members, their spouses, partners, friends etc (not just for those embarking on the Caminos). It is an opportunity for us to get to know each other better and to enjoy each others company.
We will also be distributing the Universal Peace Walk certficates on that evening.
Cost is 15 Euros for Pasta and water. Feel free to bring own wine, beer or soft drinks.
To help us manage logisitics and food requirements can you please fill in the form below:
We are updating the itinerary to include our Q3-2022 events.
These are the upcoming events between the end of June and the end of August 2022 in the run up of the last overseas trek for this summer – Isole Eiolie from the 7th to the 14th of September 2022:
For the trek and swim of the 25th June 2022, we can all bring some fruit, nibbles, wine or soft drinks to share after the trek. We can leave these in the car next to Selmun Palace and – those who wish to hang around afterwards – we can spend some time together after enjoying the trek and swim. Those intending to swim, please bring a drybag so that we attempt to cross to the Gzejjer ta San Pawl jelly fish permitting.
In addition to the above calendar of events, we will still be adding other mid-week evening walks like the ones led by Don and John recently. These will be uploaded by them on the XirCammini Group on Facebook. The next one should be on Thursday 30th June since Wednesday is a feast-day. Check the XirCammini Group on Facebook for more information.
Blessing of the Shells | Overseas Caminos
On Friday 15th July we will be celebrating mass and blessing of the shells for the Camino Primitivo, Spain and the Tochar Phadraig, Ireland. Followinig mass we will have a Pasta Night get-together (more information to follow), This event is open to all XirCammini members and their spouses, partners and friends. We will also be distributing the Universal Peace Walk Certificates during this social evening.
On 18th July some of us will embark on the Camino Primitivo and on the 14th August on the Tochar Phadraig,
Our last overseas trek for the Summer season will be the Isole Eiolie.
Have you walked or are you walking the Camino de Santiago (any route) during the Jubilee Years 2021 or 2022?
XirCammini is running a photo competition to collect photos from pilgrims walking the Camino de Santiago during the Jubilee Years 2021 or 2022 for a XirCammini Calendar 2023.
In addition to the pleasure of having a photo featured in a 2023 Calendar a Euros 50 voucher will be gifted to each winning entry selected for the Calendar.
The closing date of submissions is November 20th, 2022:
Please note that payments will only be accepted via electronic transfer to the XirCammini bank account. We are not accepting cheque or cash payments. When settling, please also add your name and write Photo Competition in the payment reference field.
Many are familiar with mobile and Revolut payments. These are still possible modes of payment to our bank account. For example, with Revolut one just has to follow these simple instructions: For Revolut users: tap ‘Payments’ → ‘Transfers’ → ‘Send’ → ‘+ New’ → ‘Add a bank recipient’. You’ll be asked to add the bank transfer details. In this case these are name: XirCammini Bank: APS Bank, Address: you can input just Malta if requested. The important thing to input is the IBAN number: MT43APSB77013000000042921110018
I’m pleased to update you on membership news and activities.
Universal Peace Walk 1543AD | Volunteers
I want to thank all of those who put their names forward as volunteers to assist in the Universal Peace Walk 1543AD effort. We will be in touch with you later on in June to start working on the project together in July.
I’m pleased to inform you that the local councils have also, in the main, responded positively and we have meetings scheduled with most of them who are on the route.
I am conscious that we have missed the date to distribute the Universal Peace Walk certificates since these were delivered after the social event. We’ll plan another event towards the end of June (or merge it with our end of season trek and swim event) to distribute the certificates as well.
Overseas Treks | Food Intolerance & Teeshirt Size Form
Amalfi (June 2022), Camino Primitivo (Jul / Aug 2022) and the Tochar Phadriag (Irish Camino, Aug 2022) are fully booked. All those who are coming are in the respective WhatsApp Group.
Those who have not yet settled their dues please do so by internet banking to XirCammini (IBAN: MT43APSB77013000000042921110018). For those who prefer to settle by mobile banking or Revolut, it is also possible to direct your payment to the said IBAN number (the process is explained under the Membership section below). Please quote your name and what you are paying (e.g. Joe Borg Amalfi) in the payment reference box so that we can allocate the payment. Thanks.
Can the participants of each of these event please fill in the attached forms?:
Amalfi:
Primitivo
Tochar Phadraig (Irish Camino)
By early June we will also be finalizing and reverting on the Isole Eiolie treks of September.
Mellieha / Selmun Palace / down path to Mistra Bay/ along coast facing St Paul Island/clay slopes/Mgiebah Bay/ up to Mellieha
Mod
Wellbees supermarket (ex-Bellevue), Mellieha
Wed 25th May
P148
19:00
Wied Qannotta loop/ into valley behind Scotts/ left up to small chapel/ on to ridge/ turn on to rd/ turn L/ then sharp L in from Castello dei Baroni/…
Mod.
Scotts supermarket /Burmarrad
Saturday 28 May
P149
16:00
Siggiewi / Salib tal Gholja / Gebel Ciantar / Bronze Age Silos/Fawwara/Mt Carmel Chapel/Tal Providenza Chapel /Siggiewi
Mod
Siggiewi Parish Church
In early June we do not have walks because some of us will be travelling to Amalfi. We will write to you again before we meet for our final Trek (and Swim) for the season.
Membership Dues
As you are aware membership is split between a June and a December tranche. The June tranche is coming up for renewal.
Regrettably Din L-Art Helwa are increasing their fees in 2022 and, as a result, we will not be contributing our membership towards din the l-Art Helwa Foundation since XirCammini will not be increasing its fees. We will maintain the Euros 20 per person per annum.
The following are the changes with respect to membership:
All memberships due in June will be automatically extended to December 2022 at no extra fee. All memberships will expire/ be due in December.
The annual fee will remain Euros 20 per person.
It will no longer be tied to Din L-Art Helwa membership. The cards you have are valid until expiry, New cards will be issued for all members in December 2022.
Another very important change is that we will no longer be accepting cash or cheques whether for membership or for any activities that we have. All payments must be submitted via internet banking.
Many are familiar with mobile and Revolut payments. These are still possible modes of payment to our bank account. For example, with Revolut one just has to follow these simple instructions: For Revolut users: tap ‘Payments’ → ‘Transfers’ → ‘Send’ → ‘+ New’ → ‘Add a bank recipient’. You’ll be asked to add the bank transfer details. In this case these are name: XirCammini Bank: APS Bank, Address: you can input just Malta if requested. The important thing to input is the IBAN number: MT43APSB77013000000042921110018
Similar instructions apply for other mobile banking devices such as APS Bank.
The reason why we are adopting this approach is because it reduces the risk of human error and delays in processing payment. Above all, payments processed through a single electronic source also greatly improve governance. As an NGO we are audited and this improves our diligence processes without imposing a strain on our volunteer resources.
Photo Competition
As advised earlier we are running a photo competition to collect photos from pilgrims walking the Camino de Santiago during the Jubilee Years 2021 or 2022 for a XirCammini Calendar 2023. In addition to the pleasure of having a photo featured in a 2023 Calendar a Euros 50 voucher will be gifted to each winning entry selected for the Calendar.
The closing date of submissions is November 20th, 2022:
I’m pleased to update you on membership news and activities.
Universal Peace Walk 1543AD
I’m pleased to inform you that work on the walk continues unabated. The waymarks have been delivered and shortly we will be adding signs and emblems to the waymarks.
If anyone can spare a few hours this summer to help us with fixing emblems and other tasks around assembling the Unversal Peace Walk waymarks please reach out on information@XirCammini.org.
The certificates for the first group Camino (12th March 2022) have been received from the Archbishop’s Curia, signed by H.E. Archbishop Charles J. Scicluna. Discussions continue with the Archbishop’s Curia to work closely together on the Universal Peace Walk 1543 AD.
We will also pursue discussions with the local councils to consolidate their involvement in this endeavour.
Overseas Treks
Amalfi (June 2022) and Camino Primitivo (Jul / Aug 2022) are fully booked. There are still some spaces available on the Celtic Camino – Tochar Padraig (Aug 2022) and Isole Eiolie (Sept 2022). We will shortly (before the end of May ) be writing to those who have expressed interest (and or have booked the flights/paid deposits) for the Tochar Padraig (Ireland) as we are finalising the program this week with Ballintuber Abbey. Thank you for your patience.
By early June we will also be finalizing and reverting on the Isole Eiolie treks of September.
Local Treks Itinerary
This is the itinerary of local treks until the end of June 2022. I look forward to seeing you on Saturday, 7th May 2022.
This week we have the following two walks. Please note that the Gozo walk has been changed from the 7 hills to a slightly more moderate walk from Mgarr Quay to Dahlet Qorrot in view of the fact that the weather is expected to be relatively warm. We will then either loop back to Mgarr or to Rabat and take public transport to the Quay.
ed 11th May
P144
19:00
Xemxija/out to Majjistral Park and straight out to Cliffs (structure on 4 columns)/ Znuber Tower/rd down and path on Left/ straight back / cross valley/ on to rd tp oldest carob tree and bee hives/ Xemxija
Mod
Xemxija (near kiosk)
Saturday 14th May
P145
8:30
Mgarr – Dahlet Qorrot Coastal Loop
Mod
Mgarr quay, Gozo
Tucc and I will be waiting for you in Mgarr, Gozo, terminal for a 08:30 a.m. start. We suggest that you take either the 07:30 a.m. or 08:00 a.m. ferry crossing. Regrettably we would not be able to wait for anyone who misses either ferry and comes up with a later one. We endeavour to be back in the Mgarr port 16:00ish.
Membership Dues
As you are aware membership is split between a June and a December tranche. The June tranche is coming up for renewal.
Regrettably Din L-Art Helwa are increasing their fees in 2022 and, as a result, we will not be contributing our membership towards din the l-Art Helwa Foundation since XirCammini will not be increasing its fees. We will maintain the Euros 20 per person per annum.
The following are the changes with respect to membership:
All memberships due in June will be automatically extended to December 2022 at no extra fee. All memberships will expire/ be due in December.
The annual fee will remain Euros 20 per person.
It will no longer be tied to Din L-Art Helwa membership. The cards you have are valid until expiry, New cards will be issued for all members in December 2022.
Another very important change is that we will no longer be accepting cash or cheques whether for membership or for any activities that we have. All payments must be submitted via internet banking.
Many are familiar with mobile and Revolut payments. These are still possible modes of payment to our bank account. For example, with Revolut one just has to follow these simple instructions: For Revolut users: tap ‘Payments’ → ‘Transfers’ → ‘Send’ → ‘+ New’ → ‘Add a bank recipient’. You’ll be asked to add the bank transfer details. In this case these are name: XirCammini Bank: APS Bank, Address: you can input just Malta if requested. The important thing to input is the IBAN number: MT43APSB77013000000042921110018
Similar instructions apply for other mobile banking devices such as APS Bank.
The reason why we are adopting this approach is because it reduces the risk of human error and delays in processing payment. Above all, payments processed through a single electronic source also greatly improve governance. As an NGO we are audited and this improves our diligence processes without imposing a strain on our volunteer resources.
Photo Competition
As advised earlier we are running a photo competition to collect photos from pilgrims walking the Camino de Santiago during the Jubilee Years 2021 or 2022 for a XirCammini Calendar 2023. In addition to the pleasure of having a photo featured in a 2023 Calendar a Euros 50 voucher will be gifted to each winning entry selected for the Calendar.
The closing date of submissions is November 20th, 2022.
Interested persons are requested to complete the following form and submit their photos by or before the 20th November 2022:
Our Christmas Initiative – where we collect goodie baskets for inner harbour areas – has gained ground and helps many families every year, thanks to your generosity.
We have also always had (except for the Covid-19 lockdown period) a Good Friday walk that served as a morning of quiet recollection while still connecting with our circle of friends and trekking buddies. This year we intend to walk again on Good Friday – and also add a touch of generosity and positivity to it.
We will be teaming up with Smiling for Jerome and on the day of the walk members from the foundation will be collecting your donations. These go towards the work that they do with true heroes that walk with us in our everyday life.
Jerome’s mission is to put a smile on everyone’s face. The Foundation takes care of a closed group called TRUE HEROES across Malta and Gozo. This currently consists of around 425 members. The majority are parents whose children have serious illness (including cancer), acute disabilities, or special needs. Many of these children have life threatening conditions which have no cure available.
Smiling with Jerome Foundation volunteers undertake this work with a lot of love and without any salary, proving to the world that from thorns grow roses. And, we are all enriched by it. More information about Smiling With Jerome can be found here.
On 15th April, Good Friday, we will be meeting next to the Xarolla Windmill for an 08:30 a.m. departure. Please have your donations ready to hand to Smiling with Jerome volunteers then. We’ll walk through Carmel Street to the Zurrieq Parish Church where we allow 5 minutes for those who wish to visit the church. From there we’ll proceed through St. Catherine Street to Blue Grotto Avenue and cross over heading towards the Hal Millieri chapels of St. John the Evangelist and the Annunciation. From the Hal Millieri Chapels we’ll walk past ic_cimiterju ta’ l-Ars (a plague cemetary that has been lovingly restored by the Qrendi Local Council), Chapel of St. Katerina tat-Torba, Il-Gnien tal-Kmand (the Luitenant’s Garden given by King George III), Kappella tas-Salvatur (Redeemer Chapel), it-Torri tal-Kaptan, the Parish Church of St. Mary, Chapel of St. Anne, Chapel of St. Matthew of Maqluba and then we loop back to Zurrieq via the Sanctuary of Madonna tal-Hniena. The Mayor of Qrendi, Mr. David Schembri will be accompanying us on this walk
We should reach our cars by 13:30.
This event is open to members and non-members. Join us and donate for a great cause. However, we kindly ask people who will be joining us to register, using this link:
2020 and 2021 have been have been unlike no others. Covid-19 has taught us to adapt and move on. It has also taught us to focus on who and what is most important.
While respecting health directives, XirCammini continued with its local walks, providing an avenue for people to meet socially and to exercise in the outdoors. In 2021 it also resumed its overseas trekking activities, walking the 850 km Camino Portugues, followed by Matera e Sassi and the Cammino di San Giacomo in Sicila. In between we also enjoyed the Gozo weekend, the Comino perimeter and the Victoria Lines. All in all 2021 has been a busy year.
At the time of updating this piece we can also mention the beautiful experiences we had
snow-shoeing in Nebrodi and Etna Nord (in lieu of Sila, Calabria due to a cancellation of flights). It was an amazing long-weekend break for the feast of St. Paul in February 2022;
on the Camino Ingles which we ran twice, in March and in April 2022; and
on the Costiera Amalfitana in June 2022.
We are pleased to roll out the Jan –Jun 2022 calendar of local and overseas treks. Local treks (other than whole weekend events or ones requiring transport or logistics planning) do not require booking. They are only open for XirCammini registered and paid-up members and all are asked to respect prevailing Covid-19 rules so as not to jeopardise the health of others.
Thanks Marie Louise Muscat Azzopardi for working on this itinerary of walks and for offering to leads some, Thanks John Darmanin for offering to lead the Wednesday Walks and thanks Don Pace for offering to lead the Saturday Walks. Thanks also for those who stepped up to lead some of the overseas treks. This is our association and our collective involvement makes it richer, giving us all more value.
Q1 to Q3 2022 Itinerary:
Date
Code
Meeting Time
Name
Level(*)
Meeting Place
Saturday, 15th Jan
P110
14:00
Siggiewi / Tal Providenza Chapel / across valley towards Salib tal Gholja / across the ridge to Gebel Ciantar and the Bronze Age Grain Silos / down to Fawwara / back to Siggiewi
Mod
Siggiewi Parish Church
Wednesday, 19th Jan
P111
19:00
Birzebbugia / Dar ta’ Pultu trail / Ta’ Kaccatura water reserovoir/ on towards football ground in Ghaxaq /Triq Telleritu / and back to starting point.
Easy
St George’s Bay, Birzebbugia (small parking place where boats are kept on land)
Naxxar (at roundabout at the top of T’Alla u Ommu) / Sta. Katerina Chapel / down towards Ghallis tower/ back part of the trail and then turning towards Salini Hotel / crossing coast road to Salina salt pans and Salina Nature Reserve / towards Bird Park / back towards Naxxar.
Mod.
Naxxar at roundabout a the top of T’Alla u Ommu)
Wed, 26th Jan
P114
19:00
Qrendi /Hagar Qim / towards Triq il-Wied / return to Qrendi
Easy
Qrendi Parish church
Saturday 29th Jan
P115
14:00
L-Ahrax tal-Mellieha loop
Mod
Ghadira parking place, near the public toilets
Wednesday 2nd Feb
P116
19:00
Telgha t’Alla u Ommu, Naxxar…Wied Anglu…Wied Faham…Wied id-Dies
Mod to hard
Roundabout at top of it-Telgha t’Alla u Ommu, Naxxar
Saturday, 5th Feb
P117
14:00
Mgarr / Fomm ir-Rih / Round headland towards Gnejna / up to il-Lippija Tower / towards Golden Bay but before reaching Golden Bay taking path back to Mgarr.
Mod
Mgarr Parish Church
9th – 13th Feb
P118
n/a
Sila (Calabria) Ghiaccio e Neve
3
n/a
Wednesday 16 Feb
P119
19:00
Rabat loop with a starting warm-up in the Mdina moat
Mod
Domus Romana, Rabat, just outside Mdina
Saturday, 19th Feb
P120
14:00
Manikata Church Carpark / Pwales /Pilgrim Trail / Mizieb Valley / Majjistral / Manikata
Salina (ta’ Cassia Restaurant) towards Wied il- Ghasel
Mod
Ta’ Cassia Salina Restaurant / Chapel of the Annunciation ,Salina
Wed 4th May
P142
19:00
Birzebbugia / Dar ta’ Pultu trail / Ta’ Kaccatura water reserovoir/ on towards football ground in Ghaxaq /Triq Telleritu / and back to starting point.
Easy about 2 hrs
St George’s Bay, Birzebbugia (small parking place where boats are kept on land)
Saturday 7th May
P143
14:00
L-Ahrax tal-Mellieha loop
Mod
Ghadira parking place, near the public toilets
Wed 11th May
P144
19:00
Xemxija/out to Majjistral Park and straight out to Cliffs (structure on 4 columns)/ Znuber Tower/rd down and path on Left/ straight back / cross valley/ on to rd tp oldest carob tree and bee hives/ Xemxija
2020 and 2021 have been have been unlike no others. Covid-19 has taught us to adapt and move on. It has also taught us to focus on who and what is most important.
While respecting health directives, XirCammini continued with its local walks, providing an avenue for people to meet socially and to exercise in the outdoors. In 2021 it also resumed its overseas trekking activities, walking the 850 km Camino Portugues, followed by Matera e Sassi and the Cammino di San Giacomo in Sicila. In between we also enjoyed the Gozo weekend, the Comino perimeter and the Victoria Lines. All in all 2021 has been a busy year.
We are pleased to roll out the Jan – Mar 2022 calendar of local and overseas treks. Local treks (other than weekends or ones requiring transport or logistics planning) do not require booking. They are only open for XirCammini registered/paid-up members and all are asked to respect prevailing Covid-19 rules so as not to jeopardise the health of others.
Thanks Marie Louise Muscat Azzopardi for working on this itinerary of walks and for offering to leads some, Thanks John Darmanin for offering to lead the Wednesday Walks and thanks Don Pace for offering to lead the Saturday Walks. Thanks also for those who stepped up to lead some of the overseas treks. This is our association and our collective involvement makes it richer, giving us all more value.
Regarding the overseas trekking activities, there are still a few places on the Sila trek (February) and Camino Ingles (April). Please write to us on information@XirCammini.org if you are interested in joining us.
Date
Code
Meeting Time
Name
Level(*)
Meeting Place
Saturday, 15th Jan
P110
14:00
Siggiewi / Tal Providenza Chapel / across valley towards Salib tal Gholja / across the ridge to Gebel Ciantar and the Brone Age Grain Silos / down to Fawwara / back to Siggiewi
Modabout 3 hrs
Siggiewi Parish Church
Wednesday, 19th Jan
P111
19:00
Birzebbugia / Dar ta’ Pultu trail / Ta’ Kaccatura water reserovoir/ on towards football ground in Ghaxaq /Triq Telleritu / and back to starting point.
Easyabout 2 hrs
St George’s Bay, Birzebbugia (small parking place where boats are kept on land)
Naxxar (at roundabout at the top of T’Alla u Ommu) / Sta. Katerina Chapel / down towards Ghallis tower/ back part of the trail and then turning towards Salini Hotel / crossing coast road to Salina salt pans and Salina Nature Reserve / towards Bird Park / back towards Naxxar.
Mod.3 to 4 hrs
Naxxar at roundabout a the top of T’Alla u Ommu)
Wed, 26th Jan
P114
19:00
Qrendi /Hagar Qim / towards Triq il-Wied / return to Qrendi
Easyabout 2 hrs
Qrendi Parish church
Saturday 29th Jan
P115
14:00
L-Ahrax tal-Mellieha loop
Modabout 4 hrs
Ghadira parking place, near the public toilets
Wednesday 2nd Feb
P116
19:00
Telgha t’Alla u Ommu, Naxxar…Wied Anglu…Wied Faham…Wied id-Dies
Mod to hard3 hrs
Roundabout at top of it-Telgha t’Alla u Ommu, Naxxar
Saturday, 5th Feb
P117
14:00
Mgarr / Fomm ir-Rih / Round headland towards Gnejna / up to il-Lippija Tower / towards Golden Bay but before reaching Golden Bay taking path back to Mgarr.
Modabout 3 hrs
Mgarr Parish Church
9th – 13th Feb
P118
n/a
Sila (Calabria) Ghiaccio e Neve
3
n/a
Wednesday 16 Feb
P119
19:00
Rabat loop with a starting warm-up in the Mdina moat
Modabout 2 to 3 hrs
Domus Romana, Rabat, just outside Mdina
Saturday, 19th Feb
P120
14:00
Manikata Church Carpark / Pwales /Pilgrim Trail / Mizieb Valley / Majjistral / Manikata
Looking back we have a lot to be thankful for and looking ahead we have a lot to look forward to.
On 1st December we will be meeting for early Christmas Drinks before some of us leave for Matera & Sassi and others for the Cammino di San Giacomo in Sicilia.
We will be meeting at Kazin tal-Banda Santa Katerina, Zurrieq, at 07:30 p.m. for drinks and nibbles. Everyone pays for their own drinks at the bar.
We have removed the registration form because expression of interests exceeded capacity. We look forward to seeing you on that evening.
The Melita Foundation is supporting XirCammini, a recently established voluntary organisation which aims to research and advance knowledge of ancient pilgrimage routes across Europe and assist those who wish to hike these routes. As part of this mission, XirCammini is developing walks across Malta including a 28-kilometre hike through Central West and Southeast Malta which links Mdina’s Cathedral with the Church of St Gregory in Zejtun.
James Portelli, President of XirCammini, said, “We research pilgrimages and faith walks not only to encourage interest in these culturally important aspects of our collective history but also to provide those taking up these walks with relevant information and support. This includes information on history and nature as well as practical tips on places to stop for rest and refreshments. We are also making this information available digitally to further enhance the user experience while encouraging cultural tourism and faith travel in Malta and across Europe.”
The name XirCammini is amalgamation of two words, one Semitic written in old Maltese ‘Xirca’, meaning society or confraternity, and the other ‘Cammini’, derived from Italian, meaning ‘Walks’. The name symbolises the organisation’s openness to all who support its aims, both those who have already undertaken a Camino and those with a general interest in pilgrimages of hiking.
Prof. Tanya Sammut Bonnici, Chair of The Melita Foundation, said, “Caminos have played an important part in Europe’s faith traditions for centuries, surviving into the modern era for their spiritual, physical, cultural and economic benefits. One of The Melita Foundation’s key objectives is to enhance cultural and environmental awareness, something which XirCammini does perfectly with its research and promotion of these beautiful walks.”
The Melita Foundation was established in February 2020 with an initial donation of €500,000 from Apax Partners, owners of Melita Limited until May 2019. With the full support of EQT, the company’s current owners, all the Foundation’s expenses are being funded entirely by Melita Limited. This means that 100 per cent of the funds available to the Foundation are being used to support projects.
More information on the Melita Foundation and how to apply for funding is available at www.melitafoundation.org. Information about XirCammini is available at https://xircammini.org/ and on the Universal Peace Walk 1543 on https://xircammini.org/universal-peace-walk/
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