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On 1 December Thursday’s afternoon at the Chapel of Saint Joseph Seminary, USJ recognized its scholarship recipients at the 2016 USJ Scholarships Award Ceremony, sponsored by 20 community donors or organizations. During the event, 69 scholarships ranging up to Mop 746,600 were awarded with the witness of Ms. Cen Jiayi, representative of the Department of Culture and Education of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macau Special Administrative Region and Ms. Lou Lei Peng, Functional Head of the Higher Education Service Office of Macau SAR Government. Two of our scholarship recipients, Ana Catarina Alvarex Doctor and Angevin Hung Sok I, expressed their message of appreciation to our donors on behalf of all the recipients.
We greatly appreciate our donors for their continuous support to USJ Community Scholarship programme as these are positive reinforcements for high achievers to continue striving to their optimum potentials and also assist students with financial difficulties to pursue their passion for learning. We would like to take this opportunity to thank each of our donors and they include Alumni Association of University of Saint Joseph (AAUSJ), Bank of China Macau Branch, Banco Nacional Ultramarino, S.A., CESL Asia, Investments & Services Ltd., CPM – Macau Parking Company Ltd., CTM, Galaxy Entertainment Group, Henry Fok Foundation, International Ladies’ Club of Macau, Ms. Jenny Kong, Mr. Kuan Vai Lam, Macau Foundation, Macau Tower Convention & Entertainment Center, Parry Group, Sands China Ltd., Ms. Sio Wai Chu, Society of the Divine Word and Social Welfare Bureau of Macau SAR Government (in alphabetic order).
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No. 22/2016
Bishop Stephen Lee Bun Sang, Bishop of Macau, makes public the following:
“The UNIVERSITY OF SAINT JOSEPH recognizes the significance of the legacy of centuries in the Catholic tradition of humanistic education in Macau and Southeast Asia, it assumes the responsibility of serving as a dynamic connection between diverse scientific and cultural traditions, and it commits itself to this inheritance, seeking the advancement of science, culture and relations in this part of the world.” (USJ’s Mission)
In order to support the fulfillment of the University’s mission, we decided that on December 4, 2016, (Second Sunday of Advent) in all Parishes and at all Masses the collection be reserved for this purpose and be sent to the Diocesan Curia.
Given at the Chancery Office, 15 November 2016.
Fr Manuel Machado, MCCJ
Chancellor
Link here
茲奉李斌生主教諭,公布如下:
聖若瑟大學了解天主教傳統以人為本的教育,多個世紀以來在澳門及東南亞地區的重要性,積極地擔負起在多元化的科學和文化傳統之間作為橋樑的責任,我們致力於繼承這個傳統,尋求在科學、文化及地域關係上的進步。
現呼籲本澳各大、小聖堂,於二零一六年十二月四日當天有信友參與的彌撒中,鼓勵他們慷慨捐獻;募捐所得的款項,請送交主教公署轉交聖若瑟大學,以示澳門教區對大學的使命之支持。
特此公告
教區秘書長
馬嘉道神父
二零一六年十一月十五日
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The Second USJ Basic Law Competition was held on 19th November, 2016. Sponsored by the Macao Foundation and the Tertiary Education Services Office, the competition was organized by USJ Students’ Association in the hope of raising students’ interests in Macau Basic Law and advocate its importance. We have the honor of having Mr Gao Jiaren, President of the Macao Basic Law Promotion Association, as the jury of this competition and Prof Vincent Yang, USJ Pro-Rector, to deliver the opening speech.
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Date & Time
Tuesday 29 November, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
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Language
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Art is a type of cultural baggage, something which inevitably travels along with human beings on all their journeys: physical journeys, mental journeys, spiritual journeys. The beginning of the Modern era (ca. 1400) was marked by two great shifts: the start of the global age of empire building, and of large-scale population movements around the world. As more people travelled for longer distances, art and culture increasingly moved with them. This began an accelerated process of inter- and intracultural exchange. European art and culture, which formerly had been a part of territories and landscapes exclusive to Europe, now ‘territorialized’ parts of non-European lands from the 16th Century onward. The Jesuit mission in Asia not only brought Western architecture, music, poetry, and painting (and the integral aesthetic that went along with these modes) but also established an enduring resonance of these things. Some examples: Matteo Ricci in his Western-style villa in Zhaoqing; Tomás Periera building pipe organs and teaching Western music theory in Beijing; François Ravary building organs with bamboo pipes and forming China’s first brass band in Shanghai. Resonances are also sometimes an echo left behind, one we still perceive when we look at the ruins of St. Paul’s. And they can be new stirrings, either artificial resonances (mimicry), or ones that aspire to authenticity. The emphasis today on the dialectic of histoire croisée (‘entangled history’) helps to move us beyond the rhetoric of confrontation and explore how East and West have always found meeting points in the arts, even when other media and discourses are not compatible and lack resonance.
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David Francis Urrows is Associate Professor at Hong Kong Baptist University, where he is Program Director of the MA in Music, and where he established The Pipe Organ in China Project in 1989. A published composer, he has also written on topics ranging from Hildegard of Bingen to nineteenth- century émigré studies to twentieth-century choral music to Andrew Lloyd Webber; and he has recently completed a history of the pipe organ in China, which will be published in the Leuven Chinese Studies series by the Ferdinand Verbiest Institute at the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium.
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Yves Raguin S.J. in his book “Les déserts de Dieu” (“God's deserts”) opens his Christian faith to the experience of Zen spirituality and the Chinese care for sensibility and imagination. He describes how God's presence goes beyond all expectations, ideas and words. In this respect, he also opens a space for a poetic approach of life described as a new perception of the unity of mind, affection and body. In dialogue with contemporary French writers such as Jean-Pierre Lemaire and Gérard Bocholier we shall see how the writing and reading of poetry may also decipher the world as a perpetual Creation leading to a dynamic integrative communion between God, the others and the self.
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Claude TUDURI S.J. has been teaching art and literature for nearly 20 years in different universities in Paris and China ( Pierre et Marie Curie, Centre Sèvres, Versailles). He has published widely about spirituality and aesthetics in different French periodicals and has also worked with many artists in multimedia productions. His last book aiming to achieve reconciliation between poetry and spirituality, is entitled L'arbre au fond de la jetée, Tituli, Paris, 2016.
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The Second USJ Business Knowledge Competition was held on 12th November, 2016. The competition was organised by USJ Students’ Association (Business Club) in the hope of raising students’ interests in Commercial Law, Accounting, Tax Law, Finance, Economics, Marketing, Management, economic statistics and financial news.
This year, nine teams of students from Business Administration, Government Studies, Social Work, Architecture and PGDE programmes participated in the competition. There were three preliminary rounds. The winning team of each prelimnary round proceeded to the final round. All teams put up their best games and the results were tight. The prize winners are as follow:
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st USJ Forum of Counseling and Psychotherapy”, this round table will address the theme of the professional borders and identities in the field of psychology and counselling. The access to the professions of "psychologist", "clinical psychologist" or "counselors" is not always clear for most of undergraduate and graduate students. The University gives to the students an academic certification. But to what professions they can access with that academic certification? In the same way, who can access to the different professions? This last question is particularly relevant to the "counselors" as different professionals are doing counseling (e.g. psychologists, social workers and teachers). But even for that, a Master in Counseling shouldn't be required? On the other hand, what is expected for each professional to do? What can a clinical psychologist do that a psychologist, not clinical, cannot? And a counselor, what he can and not do? And, more that, how can they articulate and be complementary to each other? And finally, who regulates this? We know that the "Health Bureau Service" regulates the access to the "clinical psychology". And what about the "psychological intervention" or "counseling intervention", who's making or should make the regulation? For this round table dedicated to the USJ population (MCP students and alumni, bachelor in psychology students, professors of the MCP and bachelor in Psychology) we invited representatives of associations in this area (both from Macau and Hong Kong) to help us to find some answers to these questions.
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John Shanahan is an Australian trained Developmental and Educational Psychologist and Special Education Teacher who grew up in Hong Kong. He has more than ten years experience working with schools and families in Hong Kong in private practice. He is currently the Director of Central Health Partners Child Development Team, the President of the Psychotherapy Society of Hong Kong, the Psychologist on the Safety Committee for Outward Bound Hong Kong, and an Advisor to the Hawn Foundation and Kids4Kids. In addition, he is an Executive Committee member for the Dyslexia Association of Hong Kong and a Visiting Professor in the Master in Counselling and Psychotherapy at the University of St Joseph.
Wong Ka Wo (Hero) obtained his bachelor degree on Psychology and Biology in Abilene Christian University, Texas. He proceeded to work as a psychology counselor in ARTM helping clients with substance use disorders. His great passion in the field gives him an opportunity to work in Department of Social Rehabilitation of Macau SAR to serve in a wider context. In the meanwhile, he pursued his master degree in Counseling and Psychotherapy in the University of Saint Joseph. Currently, Hero is working in SAFP (Department of Administration and Public Service) and serves the position of Member of Supervisory Committee in Macau Psychology Association.
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The University of Saint Joseph’s Department of Portuguese of the Faculty of Humanities is organizing a public lecture in Portuguese: “
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Manuel Afonso Costa is a PhD of the Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the New University of Lisbon, Portugal.
His Doctoral Thesis is about the idea of Happiness in Portugal in the 18th century, from Enlightenment to Romanticisma. Ethics, Morality and Transcendancy”
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