On September 14, 2026, the Claretian Aboriginal Pastoral Ministry gathered local lay leaders and aboriginal ministers at the Aboriginal Center chapel in Taiwan for a day of spiritual renewal, ongoing formation, and Holy Mass. Eucharistic Celebration & Ministry Formation Led by chaplain Fr. Arturo, CMF, the gathering brought together indigenous ministers and lay faithful to celebrate the Eucharist. Following Mass, Fr. Arturo facilitated a dedicated formation course designed to

TAISHAN, TAIWAN — The Claretian Missionaries of the East Asia Delegation successfully concluded the Canonical Visitation of the Barbastro Community from September 10–16, 2026. Led by Fr. Jijo Kandamkulathy, CMF, Delegation Superior, the visit served as an “extraordinary act of government serving to strengthen the bond of unity in the Congregation and to direct its life and mission toward its goal” (CC 128). The week-long canonical visit commenced at the Formation House in Tai

KEELUNG, Taiwan — Keelung marked the 142nd anniversary of the Sino-French War with its annual memorial service at the French Cemetery, honoring the fallen soldiers and underscoring the harbor city’s long-standing tradition of cultural inclusivity. The ceremony remains a cornerstone of the historic Keelung Mid-Autumn (Ghost) Festival, serving as a rare international tribute embedded within local cultural festivities. Representatives from the French Office in Taipei attended th

TAIPEI, Taiwan — Catholic clergy gathered in Taiwan for their annual formation workshop focused on the integration of artificial intelligence in modern pastoral ministry and parish administration. Fr. Arturo, CMF, joined fellow priests, religious, and church leaders to explore how emerging digital technologies can support day-to-day church operations without compromising core pastoral values. The sessions focused on practical applications, including streamlined parish adminis

KEELUNG, TAIWAN – July 28, 2026 — Our Queen of Peace Parish joyfully celebrated the 69th anniversary of its Patronal Feast on July 28, 2026, with a solemn Eucharistic celebration presided over by the parish priest, Fr. Arturo Morales, CMF. Parishioners, families, and friends gathered in thanksgiving to honor Mary under the title of Our Queen of Peace, praying for the grace of peace in their families, communities, and throughout the world. The celebration highlighted six decad

On July 20, 2026, the Claretian community in Taiwan enjoyed a memorable day of fraternity and recreation with a community outing to Quishan (Guishan) Island, also known as Turtle Island (龜山島), off the coast of Yilan. Surrounded by the island's breathtaking volcanic landscapes and the beauty of the Pacific Ocean, the community members spent quality time together, strengthening their bonds through shared conversations, laughter, prayer, and appreciation of God's creation. (L-R)

On July 18, 2026, Fr. Tzong led a delegation of parishioners from the Cathedral of Hualien on a pastoral visit to The Queen of Peace Parish in Keelung, Taiwan. The gathering offered a wonderful opportunity for fellowship, prayer, and strengthening the spiritual bonds between the two parish communities as visitors were welcomed into the vibrant local ministry. The visiting group was warmly received through the generous hospitality of the Parish Priest, Fr. Arturo Morales, CMF.

TAIWAN – July 2026 — Throughout the month of July, Amis Indigenous communities across Taiwan gather to celebrate their annual Harvest Festival (Ilisin), the most important cultural and spiritual celebration of the Amis people. Held after the rice harvest, the festival is a joyful expression of gratitude for the gifts of creation, honoring God for a bountiful season while remembering the wisdom and legacy of their ancestors. Families, relatives, and entire villages reunite thr

On this day, July 17, 2016, the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Church in Ruifang (New Taipei City, Taiwan) marked a historic milestone as Archbishop Hong Shan Chuan presided over the Eucharistic Celebration formally installing Fr. Liju Kuriath, CMF as the parish’s 7th Parish Priest. The solemn liturgy, held exactly a decade ago, was a moment of grace and continuity for the faith community, as Fr. Liju accepted the pastoral staff and the responsibility of shepherding the floc

With grateful hearts, we bid a prayerful farewell to our dear Claretian brother, Michael Tam, as he concludes his service in our Parish. We thank God for the gift of his presence among us—his dedication, his companionship, and his faithful witness to the Gospel during his time here. Bro. Michael has walked alongside us in our journey to follow the steps of Jesus, sharing in our joys, our prayers, and our daily life as a parish family. His quiet service and joyful spirit have

We joyfully congratulate our Claretian brother, Michael Tam, on his graduation from Fu Jen Catholic University! Michael has successfully completed his Bachelor's degree in the Department of English Language and Literature, marking a significant achievement in his academic and vocational journey. His years of study at this prestigious Catholic institution have not only equipped him with knowledge and skills but have also deepened his commitment to his Claretian vocation. As he

Our Queen of Peace Parish was blessed to welcome a Catholic inland pilgrim group from Taiwan. Guided by their shared devotion and a spirit of fellowship, they joined us in prayer, reflection, and celebration of our common faith. Under the warm hospitality of our Parish Priest, Fr. Arturo Morales, CMF, our guests experienced the vibrant life of our community—from the quiet reverence of our Adoration Chapel to the joyful gatherings in our parish hall. Their journey, rooted in f

The Chinese Mass Group of Our Lady of the Aboriginal Catholic Center joyfully celebrated Mother’s Day with a spirit of gratitude, unity, and prayer. The celebration became even more meaningful as the parish community welcomed two new members into the Legion of Mary, marking an important step in their commitment to faith and service in the Church. The event was held with the guidance and support of parish priest Fr. Arturo Morales, CMF, who encouraged the faithful to continue

The youth group of Queen of Peace Parish Youth proudly won first place in the Indigenous Language Hymn Competition held in New Taipei District as part of the “115 Years Feast of Love” Folk Activities celebration last May 3, 2020, at Cardinal Tien College of Healthcare and Management in Xindian District, New Taipei City. The competition was organized in celebration of the Month of Mary and gathered various groups to promote faith, culture, and indigenous heritage through music

A formation program for new aboriginal pastoral ministers concluded successfully in Taipei, equipping participants from various indigenous communities with theological training and practical skills for church ministry. The program was accompanied by Fr. Arturo Morales, CMF, who guided the candidates throughout their formation journey. The curriculum focused on inculturation, Scripture study, and pastoral care tailored to aboriginal traditions and needs. Graduates will now ser

After the sacred Holy Week activities of processions, liturgies, and the deep silence of the Triduum, the Claretian Community of Taiwan went to unwind with the cyclists' handlebars. On Easter Monday afternoon, the missionaries set out on their bicycles across the Taiwanese countryside. With the joy of the Resurrection still fresh in their hearts, they pedaled through winding roads and along the peaceful riverbanks.

An Assembly of Claretians working in the Chinese Mission was held from February 8–13 in Taiwan. The gathering focused on prayerful discernment, pastoral sharing, and strategic planning to strengthen collaboration, missionary presence, and future directions of the Claretian mission among Chinese communities.

The local Catholic community gathered for a solemn Sunday Mass presided over by Fr. Arturo. The liturgy was a vibrant celebration of faith, highlighted by the active participation of Aboriginal Ministers and the formal induction of new students into their roles as lay ministers, marking a significant step in their spiritual journey. The congregation also took part in a deeply moving moment of commemoration for the late ci Tilo sinpo ato ci Ka'onto sinpo . The ceremony served

The Archdiocese of Taipei, home to over 20,000 urban indigenous faithful, continues to strengthen pastoral care under the guidance of Fr. Arturo Morales, CMF, chaplain for the Aboriginal Tribes in Taiwan. Addressing the shortage of ordained ministers, the Our Lady of Indigenous Pastoral Center in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, provides regular formation for lay apostles to actively participate in pastoral and evangelization work. On January 25, 2026, 32 newly trained lay

To commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Catholic Church in Taiwan, the Archdiocese of Taipei held a memorial event at Keelung Sacred Heart High School on January 3. The celebration featured a thanksgiving Mass presided over by the Archbishop, attended by the Holy See’s representative in China, local clergy, and nearly 400 faithful. The event also included a special lecture on four centuries of Catholic missionary history in Taiwan, kicking off a series of activities hono