Msida

St.Joseph Parish Church

Msida became a parish in 1867 and for several years the old church of the Immaculate Conception served as the parish church. The present church came into use in 1889 and was dedicated on the 22nd April 1894. The land in front of this church was reclaimed when the bay was filled up with rubble from the bombing of WWII.

Chapel

In Manoel Magri Hse in a Jesuit community residence just outside the University. Recently in 2019 part of the residence was turned into a centre offering hospitality for young adults.

Chapel

At the Junior College of Msida.

Marina Palace Hotel Chapel

This chapel is in a Hotel which was turned into a Retirement / Nursing home. It lies right across the inlet from St Joseph Parish Church.

Immaculate Conception

This is a partly troglodytic church and in 1575 according to Mgr.Dusina was originally dedicated to Our Lady of Perpetual Help. It had its dedication changed a few times during the next century. Paul Tonna was in charge of this church, which had a wooden altar piece. Its canonical deconsecration was decreed in 1618 but by 1636, it was however already re-opened and was thenceforth held in great veneration by the Maltese. Various Masses used to be celebrated there each week. The front part was rebuilt in 1648 and a sacristy added in 1670. In 1835 Msida became a subsidiary parish of Birkirkara and in 1867 a parish in its own right, this church became the parish church up till when the present parish church of St.Joseph was finished in 1889. Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is nowadays held in it.

Our Lady of Loreto

This church belongs to the convent of the Ursuline sisters and was first built in 1938. It had to be dismantled and rebuilt soon after because it did not conform to building codes. Marriages may be celebrated in it. The Dominican Friars from the Gwardamanga parish officiate in this church. 

Sacred Heart

The Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart opened a school in Msida in 1961. In 1973 they installed a chapel and made it available to the people residing in the locality. This chapel is commonly known as St Francis because of the denomination of the nuns.

St Dorothy

The sisters of St Dorothy have a chapel of the same dedication in their convent

St.Joseph

The Band Club of the town has a chapel in its premises. 

St.Thomas More

The Church in Malta built the University chapel at 'Tal-Qroqq' in 1977 to serve as a Campus Christian Centre for pastoral activities among the students.