We Wish You a Happy and Prosperous Year of the Dragon
We wish you a Happy and Properous New Year. May we enjoy a year of abundance and the bond we share strengthen in the Year of the Dragon.
We wish you a Happy and Properous New Year. May we enjoy a year of abundance and the bond we share strengthen in the Year of the Dragon.
Join us every Saturday for a morning of fun and fellowship. Catch up with old classmates and make new friends.
Brothers, let's give back to society what we have so bountifully received. Give us your suggestions and feedback on how we could perform charitable acts as a community.
Dear CHA Brothers and Friends, Gentlemen, for those of us who grew up in Queen Street, these photos would surely bring back fond memories.
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Dear CHA Brothers and Friends, Gentlemen, for those of us who grew up in Queen Street, these photos would surely bring back fond memories.
These murals have been painstakingly restored to their former glory, along with the old Catholic High School building at 222 Queen Street (中学部), which has been refurbished and transformed into a Private Art Centre. We are glad that our fellow Old Boy, Daniel Teo, has decided to preserve a vital piece of our Heritage and in so doing, given us all the chance to go back to school. It is in knowing our roots that we chart the way forward. We would thus like to appeal to anyone who has any knowledge about these murals to share with us your stories. We are all familiar about the story of Michalangelo and his painting in the Sistine Chapel. One day our grandchildren might even be equally fascinated with stories of the painter(s) who painted the Catholic High Murals! So, if you know who the painters actually are, what they might be doing now, why they painted what they painted, please share them with us. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it More murals can be found in the Memories section of the CHA web-portal. Would anyone be interested to visit the school at Queen Street to admire and marvel at our very own brothers' artistic talents? Many Thanks. Best Regards, Kenneth Tang
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