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	'''Dr.Amante Buontempo''' was a ~~Canon~~ and a poet.		'''Dr. Amante Buontempo''' was a canon and a poet.

	He was born at [[Senglea]] on 15 October 1920, and studied at the [[Lyceum]], the [[Archbishop's Seminary]], the [[Gozo Seminary]], the [[Royal University of Malta]], the [[University of Nottingham]] and at [[universities in Rome]], from where he obtained his doctoral degrees, including a cum laude in Canon Law and Civil Law.		He was born at [[Senglea]] on 15 October 1920, and studied at the [[Lyceum]], the [[Archbishop's Seminary]], the [[Gozo Seminary]], the [[Royal University of Malta]], the [[University of Nottingham]] and at [[universities in Rome]], from where he obtained his doctoral degrees, including a cum laude in Canon Law and Civil Law.
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	Dr Buontempo participated in the second and third World Poets Congress held in Formosa (1973) and Baltimore (1976). He also took part in the San Francisco congress in 1981, where he was awarded the 'Poet Laureate' from the World Academy of Art and Culture.		Dr Buontempo participated in the second and third World Poets Congress held in Formosa (1973) and Baltimore (1976). He also took part in the San Francisco congress in 1981, where he was awarded the 'Poet Laureate' from the World Academy of Art and Culture.

	He died on 20 June, 2004 at the age of 83.		He died on 20 June 2004 at the age of 83.

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	Dr Buontempo participated in the second and third World Poets Congress held in Formosa (1973) and Baltimore (1976). He also took part in the San Francisco congress in 1981, where he was awarded the 'Poet Laureate' from the World Academy of Art and Culture.		Dr Buontempo participated in the second and third World Poets Congress held in Formosa (1973) and Baltimore (1976). He also took part in the San Francisco congress in 1981, where he was awarded the 'Poet Laureate' from the World Academy of Art and Culture.

	He died on 20 June, 2004 at the age of 84.		He died on 20 June, 2004 at the age of 83.

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'''Dr.Amante Buontempo''' was a Canon and a poet.

He was born at [[Senglea]] on 15 October 1920, and studied at the [[Lyceum]], the [[Archbishop's Seminary]], the [[Gozo Seminary]], the [[Royal University of Malta]], the [[University of Nottingham]] and at [[universities in Rome]], from where he obtained his doctoral degrees, including a cum laude in Canon Law and Civil Law.

He was ordained priest in 1946. He taught at the Archbishop's Seminary and held a number of important posts within Malta's Archdiocese. He was the Parliament's chaplain between 1962 and 1971.

An avid writer in Maltese, English and Italian, Canon Buontempo published numerous books and poetry anthologies, including ''Ġejt Imsejjah'' (1967), ''Irbaħt'' (1968), ''Si Vis pacem Cane Semper'' (1973), ''Wishful Thoughts'' (1975), ''Lacrime di Speranza'' (1977), ''Echi di Sdegno'' (1981) and ''Rhythmical Reactions'' (1981). He was also the founder and first president of the ''Għaqda tal-Poeti'' (Poets' Union).

Dr Buontempo participated in the second and third World Poets Congress held in Formosa (1973) and Baltimore (1976). He also took part in the San Francisco congress in 1981, where he was awarded the 'Poet Laureate' from the World Academy of Art and Culture.

He died on 20 June, 2004 at the age of 84.

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