to sing in the international version of the official World Youth Day song, "Receive the Power", along with pop idol Guy Sebastian and soprano, Amelia Farrugia. He performed at events before Pope Benedict XVI in 2011 and an estimated 500,000 pilgrims in Sydney. Galea was a contestant on the Australian version of reality TV talent show The X Factor in 2015, but withdrew "after struggling to balance the demands of the show with pastoral commitments". In September 2017, he issued a single, "Dominoes", with Ira Losco. He described it to Rebecca Iversen of The Malta Independent as "a pop song which talks about brokenness of us and all of us. It talks about how we are broken into a million pieces but when these billion of pieces come together, your million my million, they create a work of art.". In 2020, Galea contributed "Silent Night" to CDB's album, ''Christmas Is Here: The CDB Mixtape. References External links 1981 births 21st-century Australian male singers 21st-century Maltese male singers 21st-century Maltese Roman Catholic priests Australian performers of Christian music Christian music songwriters Living people Maltese emigrants to Australia People from Bendigo Performers of Christian rock music Performers of contemporary worship music