Project Description
Cana Movement Catholic Institute
The mission of Cana Movement is to present marriage as a relationship which is lifelong, faithful and open to life. It is also our mission to help persons prepare for marriage; to work with couples and families so that they grow in life, joy and stability; to stand by couples and individuals when they are facing difficulties in their marriage.
St. Publius Street FRN1441 Floriana Malta
Phone: +356 222 38 000
Website: www.movimenttakana.mt
Email: info@movinenttakana.mt
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WATCH OUR CONFERENCE ON UKRAINE !
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