– Robaird O’Cearbhaill Hong Kong Correspondent Kevin McKeowan, professor of physics, was firstly a high flyer in education as a scholar and a professor while still very young. Secondly a high-flyer, because his area, astrology, deals with highest flyers in…
– Michael Cook Vincent Lambert, the brain-damaged French man who was in a state of impaired consciousness for 11 years while his family fought over his medical care, died on Thursday at 8.24 AM. After getting approval from a court,…
– Joaquim Magalhães de Castro Cacela and Cabral spent the rest of their sojourn in Bhutan in an ambiguous situation. They were guests and simultaneously prisoners. Faced with the prohibition, the priests requested authorization to evangelize, which was granted to…
– Tej Francis PARIS, FRANCE RISE IN CRIMES AGAINST CHURCHES IN FRANCE SHOCK FAITHFUL, PROMPT REFLECTION (CNA) Vandalism, theft, arson and other increasing attacks on churches in France have led to debates about their causes, amid shock to the community,…
– ROBAIRD O’CEARBHAILL Hong Kong Correspondent From a career as a successful international banker in Sydney, London, as well as in New York, Chicago and San Francisco, Francisco Da Roza sticks to his roots with pride. Schooled in Macau, with…
– Robaird O’Cearbhaill Stephen Handley knows what forged him: Macau, Hong Kong and English roots, his Hong Kong Police Force top job, wise parents and faith with devotion. He rose to senior officer among 30,00O police by hard work, long…
– Joaquim Magalhães de Castro While reading the Relation, we learn that the traveller priests in the initial period of their itinerancy took the first steps in the local language. As Cacela confesses, “in these months we diligently seek to…
– Tej Francis BEIJING, CHINA CHINESE OFFICIALS CRACK DOWN ON RELIGIOUS FUNERALS, WEDDINGS (CNA) As the Communist Party of China continues to tighten its grip on the regulation of religion and religious activity, a human rights group is reporting that…
– Junbert T. Pabon Around 20 students and young professionals from Macau and Portugal have recently visited the Philippines to volunteer at a summer work camp. The summer work camp, which was held from June 11 to 27 in Manila…
– Marco Carvalho The World Food Programme, the Armenian authorities and a Russian institute has set a nutritional revolution on course in Armenia. This small nation of the Caucasus is still haunted by malnutrition and food insecurity and to tackle…
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