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Catholicism has a long history in Macao. St. Joseph's Seminary, founded by Jesuits in 1728, has nurtured many outstanding clergy and is affectionately called the 'Shaolin Temple' of Macao's Catholic community by older generations. Beyond education, the seminary has been deeply connected to Macao's social development, making significant contributions to local culture, education, arts, and charitable causes.
The 'St. Joseph's Seminary Museum' displays a collection of religious artifacts amassed by the seminary over the years, including ancient texts, oil paintings, sacred statues, and liturgical objects. It offers visitors a glimpse into the seminary's development and the unique fusion of Chinese and Western cultures in Macao.
St. Joseph's Seminary
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