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.
In this Year of Prayer, let us rediscover the centrality of prayer and cultivate a life of prayer and a soul of prayer, which will extend to our future lives and bring us closer to God.
Christ’s victory over sin and death is also our triumph! This Easter Sunday in Macau, dozens of catechumens who have prepared for months, thanks to the dedication of their catechists, are baptized. They are families that join the community of witnesses of the resurrection in a world thirsty for God. Happy Easter!
It is only in the absence of priests that we are able to fathom the vital role that they play in our salvation. As human and weak as they are, they are still indomitable instruments of God’s grace. It is our duty as lay Catholics to sacrifice and pray for them.
Step into History! Join us at the ‘Bridging the Dialogue: Exhibition Tour’ and explore 75 years of O Clarim’s legacy and the vibrant media heritage of Macau.
The Dehonian mission has made significant contributions to the dioceses of Macau and Hong Kong. Fr. Carlos Luis Suarez Codorniu, SCJ, General Superior of the Priests of the Sacred Heart (Dehonians), recently visited Macau and spoke to O Clarim about the church’s role in these regions, the contributions of the Dehonian congregation, and their future aspirations.
Macau, the enchanting blend of Chinese and Portuguese cultures, holds a rich history of religious traditions. Among the various devotions cherished by the Catholics of Macau, the veneration of Senhor Bom Jesus dos Passos (Our Lord Bom Jesus dos Passos) stands out as a remarkable testament to the enduring faith and cultural heritage of this vibrant city.
In Macau, non-Chinese Catholics partake in cultural practices of their Chinese brothers and sisters in faith as the Lunar New Year ushers in a jubilant celebration, blending ancient traditions with the spirit of unity and hope. Catholic communities are also engaging in outreach and charity initiatives to support causes that align with the spirit of the Lunar New Year.
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