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THE KAPPILLAN OF MALTA. by Nicholas Monsarrat ‧ RELEASE DATE: Ma. It's difficult to make good, fictional priests attractive or even believable. The characters who seem to engage us most are the ""problem priests,"" cf. Graham Greene, Brian Moore.  · Monserrat who was a popular English novelist, best known for his work, The Cruel Sea, purchased the property in on the last day of a week-long holiday in Gozo. In , Monsarrat wrote the book “The Kappillan of Malta” in this property, a book he . World War, Valletta (Malta) Malta. 'One of the most memorable characters of post-war fiction' Daily Express A classic novel set in the siege of Malta from the bestselling author of The Cruel Sea Father Salvatore was a simple, lumbering priest, a Kappillan serving the poor Valetta, when war came out of the blue skies to pound the island to dust.5/5(1).

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A classic novel set in the siege of Malta from the bestselling author of The Cruel Sea. Edition Details. Professional Reviews. Format: Paperback. About this title. 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. 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.