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CLARETIAN News Update —Hong Kong - Japan, Macau - Taiwan



Secretary-General's (United Nations) message on the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
Nuclear weapons deliver no security — only the promise of annihilation. The International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear...


NEWLY PUBLISHED BOOKS 2025
Now Available in Macau and Hong Kong! Claretian Publications is thrilled to announce the release of our new editions for 2026. This...


The International Day of Sign Languages 2025
The International Day of Sign Languages is celebrated annually on September 23, with the next observance in 2025 focusing on raising...


A Festive Celebration at Epiphany Parish in Mui Wo
Mui Wo, Hong Kong - Epiphany Parish in Mui Wo recently celebrated its feast day on January 6th with a significant turnout. Reverend...


Forge: Claretian Renewal Encounter – 9th English Edition
Los Negrales, Spain. The 9th English edition of FORGE: Claretian Renewal Encounter opened on 20 September 2025 and will continue until 8...


The Man Born Blind
The spittle hit his eyelids with a warm, wet shock. He flinched, a lifetime of instinct recoiling from the gesture that had so often been...


Nicodemus: The Rebirth
Midnight ink seeped into the cracks of Jerusalem’s stones as Nicodemus slipped through the city’s sleeping veins. The heavy door of his...


Final Message of the Claretian Brothers to the Congregation
Gathered at Sacrofano, Italy, from September 7–14, 2025, fifty-four Claretian brothers and nine missionary priests came together for an...


Taiwan Canonical Visitation 2025
Fr Henry Omonisaye CMF's Official Visit to TAIWAN Community.


Rooted in God's Love: Deepening Our Belonging to the Claretian Congregation EAD Students' Reunion 2025
Participants of EAD Student's Gathering (left to right) Ian, Dong Dong, Thomas, Tam, KC, Joseph and Stephen This was the first official...


CLARETIAN WORKSHOP LAUDATO SÌ
Join the Claretian Family for an inspiring event, where we will share reflections on the protection of our Common Home within the...


VIDEO on Discernment and Spiritual Accompaniment
The General Prefecture of Spirituality and Community Life has announced the upcoming online presentation of the new material “Seeking What Pleases God” , focusing on Discernment and Spiritual Accompaniment . The event, open to the entire Congregation and the Claretian Family, will be held on Saturday, September 27, 2025, at 14:00 hrs (Rome time) . The resource has been carefully prepared by Fr. Antonio Sánchez Orantos, CMF , with the aim of fostering a deeper culture of disc


“With a Brother’s Heart”: World Gathering of Claretian Brothers in Rome
Rome, Italy. From September 7 to 14, 2025, at the Fraterna Domus retreat house, the World Gathering of Claretian Brothers took place,...


Learning how to listen and see
When I look back at the past month, I reflect on what happened in my life that helped me to know the meaning of mission. I regularly...


Japan Canonical Visitation 2025
Fr Henry Omonisaye CMF's Visit to JAPAN COMMUNITIES 9/5 Evening Arrival to Tokyo 9/6-7 Tokyo community visit 9/8 Morning leaving to...


Claretian Conversation on Youth and Future Generations
On September 5, 2025, the Claretian Team at the United Nations, in collaboration with the General Prefecture of Youth and Vocation...


Claretians Unveil Landmark Chinese Bible Translation for Mainland Readers
Macao, Hong Kong, China. After nearly two decades of dedicated effort, on September 1, 2025, the Claretian Missionaries unveiled a...


Religious Life for Climate Justice: Turning Hope Into Action
Statement and National Contributions Campaign Sign the Statement and send your National representatives this call for Climate Justice to...


A Blessed Beginning for school year 2025-2026✨
A new school year is here, and our youth are ready to shine! ✨ Today, Fr. Arturo offered a beautiful blessing for all our students,...


A Season of Grace and Gathering: Celebrating Faith and Community in Japan
KYOTO, Japan – This August, the traditional OBON (お盆) holiday period was a time of spiritual renewal and vibrant community gatherings across the region. Leveraging this long break, our ministry organized and participated in a series of events that brought together hundreds of faithful for prayer, celebration, and service. The busy schedule began on August 10 with a joyous visit from the Bishop Paul Yoshinao Otsuka, Bishop of Kyoto to the Nara community, strengthening dioce
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