Pastoral Youth Ministry Macau

29/06/2026

Thank you Father Raymund 🫶🏻 Not a goodbye but see you soon!

04/04/2026

30/03/2026

29/03/2026

Schedule of activities for the coming Holy Week.

Please see our revised schedule of activities for the coming Holy Week.

06/01/2026

7:30pm Weekday masses is now at the Catholic Pastoral Center temporarily from Monday, 5 Jan. till Friday, 9 Jan.
Please be guided.

06/01/2026

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Our first testimony in 2026 is none other than Dominque Chua!

Dominique arrived in Macau in 2008, never intending to stay. What began as a spontaneous job application turned into a life rooted in service and community. From childhood, Dominique was immersed in Church life—altar server, lector, catechist—and that devotion only deepened abroad. In Macau, he became a pillar of the Filipino Catholic community, eventually leading the Pastoral Service Commission.

His faith matured from memorized doctrine to a lived experience of love and trust. He describes faith as “divine providence,” a constant presence that shaped his choices and sustained him through transitions. The Church became his comfort zone, and the Filipino ministries his second family. Through daily Mass, ministry work, and shared prayer, Dominique found not just belonging—but purpose.

Dominique’s journey is marked by gratitude. He calls himself “spoiled by God,” recognizing blessings even in hardship. During moments of grief, like the loss of his grandmother, it was the Church community that lifted him—offering prayers, messages, and solidarity. These small acts of kindness revealed the depth of spiritual support available to migrants far from home.

He believes God’s love knows no borders, and that service is not obligation but a response to love. His message to fellow OFWs is clear: faith is not just for Sundays—it’s a daily anchor. Through trials like the pandemic and the challenges of overseas life, Dominique’s story reminds us that hope is real, and grace is always within reach.