New president for Cana Movement

M Borg

Dec 27th 2012, 20:04

You are right on this one, anybody can dream , but dreams are just that .........dreams !!

Adrian P. Cassar

Dec 28th 2012, 08:54

M Borg,
The Maltese "dreamt" of having divorce and the dream came true.
With gay marriage we will not wait for 30-40 years behind the rest of Europe....it will happen in the next decade.

If you want to dream that it will not happen....go along and dream.
We will see who will have the last laugh.

Dr Galea Salamone is in for another disappointment!!

M Borg

Dec 27th 2012, 17:15

Most of the Maltese do not share your views.

Seeing that we are the ones to decide don't you think that what you wrote is out of place ? After all none of us interfere in your way of life .

Carmel J. Caruana

Dec 27th 2012, 17:37

Mr Borg the majority of Maltese agree with Mr Waschnig. By appointing Dr Galea Salamone as it's President the Cana movement has just dug it's own grave.

Franco Farrugia

Dec 27th 2012, 19:02

Mr Caruana, it appears from your comment that you don't give a toss about Catholic beliefs. So, what is it to you whether Cana digs its own grave or not?

D. A . Agius

Dec 27th 2012, 22:08

M. Borg.... let's get over with it...

Want stable marriages? Get them wed right the first time round and help them keep it right.

IF you had any real wish for stable marriages you would have been advocating better pre-marriage support and learning for those who wed only in a civil setting.

Both opposition and government failed to see this and have done nothing on the matter.

Mr Ernest Vella

Dec 27th 2012, 22:56

Jekk qed tahsbu li Alla ghandu bzonn li xi hadd minnkom sejrin zball, u kbir ukoll. Il-Knisja ma tfittix li tkun popolari imma li tkun ghas-servizz tal-verita.

Tommy Vella

Dec 28th 2012, 07:36

@ Carmel J. Caruana.

Since when is 122547 (in a population of 400,00) the majority?

The majority of those who voted , yes, but the majority of Maltese , no.

Adrian P. Cassar

Dec 28th 2012, 08:52

So Tommy, in your opinion, the majority of Maltese did NOT vote for EU membership. The majority did NOT vote for PN in 2008 either.
The 400,000 figure you quoted included children who CANNOT vote.
People who for some reason did not vote, cannot for your convenience be counted as being anti- divorce.
You can bring up a million excuses Tommy, but the Maltese are not immature as you think we are!!

Tommy Vella

Dec 28th 2012, 12:17

@ Adrian Cassar

Don't put words in my mouth that I never said. I simply objected to the phrase "majority of Maltese" when it is not the majority of Maltese.

With regard to the number of children in the population who could not vote, especially with regard to divorce, more's the pity for they are the ones who suffer most in marriage break-ups.

Tommy Vella

Dec 28th 2012, 13:20

@ Adrian Cassar

By the way I never mentioned maturity or immaturity. For me you I think that you can find mature and immature persons among both those who accept divorce and those who do not accept it.

In my book when someone feels the need to stress his maturity that could be a sign of his immaturity.