June 29 is the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, locally known as L-Imnarja. It is both a religious and folk celebration marked by traditional music, food, and festivities.
- Peter – Of Greek origin, meaning “rock.” It represents steadfast faith, leadership, and perseverance, echoing the Apostle Peter’s role as the foundation of the Church.
- Paul – Meaning “humble” or “small.” It stands for service, faith, and transformation, honoring Malta’s connection to St. Paul’s legacy.
