
九龍倉主席吳天海(’69)細說學生時代

Bishop-elect Stephen Chow Sau-yan has pledged to unify Hong Kong’s politically divided Roman Catholic community, while nurturing empathy and helping the city’s youth to heal from past trauma.
His long-delayed appointment was announced by the Holy See on Monday after the post was left vacant for more than two years, at a time when the city’s political and religious freedoms were being tested by the civil unrest in 2019 and Beijing’s imposition of a sweeping national security law last June. <Read the whole article>
應華仁書院校長之邀,重回校園參加紀念湯維強獎學金頒發禮。重臨舊地,樓臺依舊,往事矇矓,當年一羣熱血少年,雄心壯志,陽光夢境。而今日薄桑榆,舊遊消逝,壯氣蒿萊。豈不是「世事漫隨流水,算來夢裡人生」?
(photo – Peter Li on left with Joseph Lau ’67)
李勝生 2021.2.9
小桃紅 從回華仁中學
園林依樣綠油油,
昔日音容扣。
五十三年去如驟,
塵海沉浮。
雄心壯志原難就。
芳華舊遊,
桑榆白首。
滿目晚涼秋。
I was looking through the links I found about Fr. Hurley……, in between doing other things…… and got to the bottom one.
Lo an behold, when I went to minute 1.52 (of 6.49) I found a photos of the Social Services Group of the HK Federation of Post-Secondary Catholic Students — Linda and I are both here. I still have a copy of the somewhat faded original; taken at WYK outside the corridor after or meeting (inaugural meeting?), 1966 (54 years ago). Below that picture, and may be the top one in the next frame, is a shot of us visiting the orphanage (in Fangling I think) in which Tony Ng also participated. This is priceless to me. What a treasure and surprise! Other than Linda, I am still in loose contact with two other Group members. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiq_VNwp3gw
From Fr Stephen Chow
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10156628426151352&id=568146351
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