D. Stephen Lee Bun Sang, Bishop of Macau, announces the appointment for the next three-year term the members of the Diocesan Catholic Education Commission, effective from 1st May 2022 until 30th April 2025.
D. Stephen Lee Bun Sang, Bishop of Macau, announces the appointment for the next three-year term the members of the Diocesan Catholic Education Commission, effective from 1st May 2022 until 30th April 2025.
D. Stephen Lee Bun Sang, Bishop of Macau, announces the appointment of members to the Diocesan Commission for Life, effective from 1st May 2022 until 30th April 2025.
Long-term spiritual retreats are increasingly sought after by local Catholics, leading the Macau Diocesan Retreat House to welcome three to five retreatants every month, in order to support those who intend to deepen their faith through silence and solitude.
The Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy of the University of Saint Joseph will discuss once again the existence of God in the light of modern science, this time with a particular focus on the historical dimension of Jesus Christ.
The Ricci Institute’s Deignan Award for Responsible Entrepreneurship will recognize small and medium-size enterprises (SME’s) from Macau and Hong Kong that have gone the extra mile to pursue good business practices.
“Our society needs to be healed, to make peace with our world, to make peace with our neighbors and to make peace with each other in the way that the Risen Lord taught us,” writes the Bishop of Macau, Most Rev Stephen Lee Bun Sang, in his Easter Message for 2022.
During the period of the Triduum that leads up to Easter Sunday, Catholics are invited to recall step- by-step the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, the fundamental moments that are at the heart of their experience of faith. The Triduum ceremonies were mainly concentrated in the Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady this year.
Catholics can fully live the Paschal mystery by embracing Christ’s suffering with conviction. To live the spirit of Easter season to its fullest is to walk together as humanity and to recognize the suffering of others, accepting that true joy is only found in the Risen Christ.
The Lusophone Scouts Group of Macau (GELMac) acquired more than two dozen new members last Sunday, when the annual Scout Promise ceremony was held. This increase in Scout numbers bodes well for the future of the organization.
Caritas Macau will conduct two lectures to prepare its workers for a possible fresh outbreak of Covid-19.