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Preserving the past! Take a look at this restored painting to commemorate the Feast of St Leonard in Malta
This restored painting can be found at the Kirkop Parish Church.

Lyndsey Grima

Just when you thought that festa season was over, in comes the Feast of St Leonard, celebrated today on the 6th of November!

To commemorate this special day, ReCoop - The Restoration and Conservation Coop Ltd’s Facebook Page posted about a beautifully restored image of the titular of the Kirkop Parish Church.

This magnificent transformation is the result of a meticulous process of conservation and restoration, highlighting the dedication, professionalism, and passion of those involved in the project.

The restoration was recently unveiled during a memorable evening, graciously hosted by the San Leonardu A.D. Musical Association.

The collective joy and appreciation expressed by the community serve as a testament to the success of this project. RECOOP, the driving force behind this restoration, takes immense pride in preserving and revitalising this cherished piece of history.

A true example of how art, culture, and community can come together to celebrate and honour their heritage.

6th November 2023


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