Colégio Diocesano de São José (CDSJ) opened its doors for the 2024-2025 school year, welcoming students back to a community rooted in faith, learning, and service. With a focus on academic excellence and spiritual growth, CDSJ fosters an environment where students are nurtured in mind, heart, and soul.
Diogo Muñoz, a talented artist from Lisbon, presents his solo exhibition “Macau Forever,” celebrating Macau’s rich history and culture. Invited by the CAC – Círculo de Amigos da Cultura de Macau, Diogo’s exhibit, delayed by unforeseen circumstances since 2015, finally showcases his heartfelt connection to Macau. A fervent Catholic, Diogo’s faith influences his artistic journey, blending devotion with creativity. His works, renowned in prestigious collections globally, now bring Macau’s stories to life with simplicity and joy.
The Most Reverend Stephen Lee Bun Sang has announced the upcoming ordination of Reverend Deacon Adriano Serro Agostinho and Reverend Deacon Chan Pak Lam Bosco to the Sacred Order of Presbyter on August 31, 2024, at the Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady.
The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) and its Alumni Association organized a four-day tour to Wuhan, fostering exchange opportunities with local universities. Led by USJ and AAUSJ leaders, the delegation visited key sites and universities, engaging in symposiums and guided tours to explore academic collaborations and Wuhan’s rich history. The tour enhanced participants’ understanding of Chinese culture and technological advancements.
Angela Chong’s innovative approach at St. Francis Xavier’s Church, Mong-Ha, blends traditional Confirmation teaching with spiritual journaling. Through Lenten assignments, students reflect on faith in everyday life. While results varied, some students showed profound insights.
Fr. Franz Gassner, SVD, reflects on his journey from an Austrian farm to becoming a missionary priest in Macau. Through faith, studies, and global experiences, he discovered his vocation. Now an Associate Professor at the University of Saint Joseph, he emphasizes the Church’s role in offering hope and unity across cultures.
The annual procession honoring Our Lady of Fátima in Macau on May 13 featured a bilingual Mass by Bishop Stephen Lee and a candle-lit procession. This event commemorates Mary’s apparitions at Fátima, stressing the importance of sincere conversion and gratitude for God’s messages.
O Clarim director Fr. Eduardo Emilio Agüero, SCJ, recently organized a mission trip to Cabo Verde, Africa, allowing young Catholics from Macau to engage in service projects, deepen their faith, and live out the Great Commission. This experience aims to inspire virtues like humility and compassion, strengthen their faith, and guide them in their spiritual journey and vocation discernment.
In celebration of its 75th anniversary, O Clarim has unveiled a commemorative stamp honoring its legacy of Catholic evangelization and journalistic excellence in Macau. Designed by Victor Hugo Marreiros, the stamp encapsulates O Clarim’s values and achievements, serving as a tangible tribute to its impact on the community.
Colégio Diocesano de São José (CDSJ) celebrates its 93rd anniversary, marking decades of academic excellence, spiritual growth, and community service. Founded in 1931, CDSJ has been a pillar of Catholic education in Macau, shaping the lives of students and fostering a nurturing environment guided by faith and virtue.
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