12/10/2021
Young Maltesers in Lithuania started they activities in 1993 and now they are a very important and integral part of the Order of Malta’s Relief Organization, made up of modern, enthusiastic and active young people aged 14–29 who are ready to devote all their energy to voluntary social work. Currently, celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of […]
21/09/2021
The 30th anniversary of the Order of Malta’s Relief Organisation coincided with another significant event for the community – the building in Viekšnaliai (Telšiai district), which was started two years ago, opened its doors and became the first Maltesers’ – St. John the Baptist – Care Home. The opening ceremony was attended by many distinguished […]
21/09/2021
On the occasion of its 30th anniversary, the Order of Malta’s Relief Organization received a very distinguished guest of the highest rank – H.E. Dominique Prince de La Rochefoucauld-Montbel, H. E. Grand Hospitaller of the Order of Malta, who arrived from Rome. In Lithuania, the Grand Hospitaller not only participated in formal meetings with the […]
13/09/2021
The Order of Malta Relief Organization (Maltesers) celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. This anniversary is a great opportunity to thank the veterans of the organization, the volunteers who have done the most for the organization, the loyal supporters and to welcome the greetings of the international Maltesers. It is gratifying that the activities are […]
28/07/2021
Lithuanian Maltesers are the part of the worldwide organisation, the Order of Malta, which follows the same motto: “Protect the faith and serve to the poor”. This motto has been passed down from generation to generation because caring for the poor is a work inspired by the Jesus Christ’s teachings: at the beginning of Maltesers’ […]
13/07/2021
Lithuanian Maltesers are celebrating their 30th year of activity this year. During this time the organisation has grown, changed and implemented many social projects. All these achievements would not been possible without the first members and supporters of the organisation – intellectuals, medics, teachers, clergy and civil servants, as well as the German Maltesers, who were […]
