St. Joseph the Worker Church

The main church of St. Joseph's Labour is the church of the Shuhan Zhun Parish. It was built in 1996. After two years of construction and nearly 20 years of planning, it was finally opened on November 29, 1998 before the return of Macau, and handed over to the management of the Missionary Church of Kim Bonnie. On May 1, 1999, The ceremony was celebrated and presided over by the bishop of Macau, Lin Jiaxuan. The church was built with about 25 million patacas, and the full amount was the dedication of the Quakers. During the planning process, in order to open source and throttling, several priests had to work in several positions, and Bishop Lin had no secretary to type for him at the time, and the work in the office had to be done by himself. On March 10, 2000, a quasi-parish was established. In 2007, the church was renovated, and the fifth anniversary of the church was opened by the bishop of Macau, Li Hongsheng, who was the renovated church.

The festival of Saint Joseph, the chief of the church and the chief of the Chinese, was celebrated on March 19; it was also named the global labor chief of the festival, which is celebrated on May 1st every year. In 1955, Pope Biyue twelfth designated May 1 as "Saint Joseph's Day of the Labour Master" because many countries celebrate Labor Day on May 1, and the Pope sanctified it as a celebration of the Church, stressing the dignity of labor. In 1956, the title "Net Matrix" was added.

The Ma Pavilion Fort, in the foothills of Ma Pavilion, also known as the "West Bay Fort" and "Santiago Fort", was built before 1622 and completed in 1629. The west of the Fort is a non-neglectable role in the Macao Coast Guard. The church of St. Jacob in the fort is an important place for officers and soldiers, including the station, to pray and worship.

the great things in this place if you, catholic is one of their religion also..so if you are a catholic you have church where you can pray..

There are many recreational facilities and good places to enter. Students in nearby schools often go in for self-study after school.