The kappillan of Malta (1973)
The kappillan of Malta is a 1973 clergy book written by Nicholas Monsarrat.
As bombs pound Malta to dust, Father Salvatore--a simple priest, or kappillan, serving the poor--finds himself caught in the drama of World War Two. In the fragile safety of catacombs revealed by the explosions, he tends to the flood of homeless, starving, and frightened people seeking shelter, giving messages of inspiration and hope. His story, and that of the island, unfold in superbly graphic images of six days during the siege.
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What is The kappillan of Malta about?
As bombs pound Malta to dust, Father Salvatore--a simple priest, or kappillan, serving the poor--finds himself caught in the drama of World War Two. In the fragile safety of catacombs revealed by the explosions, he tends to the flood of homeless, starving, and frightened people seeking shelter, giving messages of inspiration and hope. His story, and that of the island, unfold in superbly graphic images of six days during the siege.
When was The kappillan of Malta published?
The kappillan of Malta was published in 1973.
Who made The kappillan of Malta?
The kappillan of Malta was written by Nicholas Monsarrat.