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Chinese Teaching — Moral in Macanese Style
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Lute, Sword, Snake, and Parasol—The Formation of the Standard Iconography of the Four Heavenly Kings in Chinese Buddhist Art
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Reassessing Community Engagement with Heritage in Macao: Insights from the Ongoing Historic Districts Revitalisation Project
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Being Catholic in Contemporary Macao
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Christian Iconography on Ming and Qing Chinese Porcelain: Religious Influence and Artistic Hybridization
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History of and for Macao: Some Observations on Teaching Local History and Identity in Macao’s Middle Schools
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Residencia de Hang bè e alguns cazos de edifficação.
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Catholic native episcopacy in China: being an outline of the formation and growth of the Chinese Catholic Clergy, 1300-1926
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Carta do Cabido de Macau a [D. Miguel] (rei de Portugal), sobre o pedido dos jesuítas para ajudarem as missões na China, dando-se-lhes como residência o Colégio de São Paulo, em Macau.
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Carta que el pe. francisco perez embio de Malaca al pe ignacio y los demas pes. y hermanos de la companhia de iesu de 4 de deziembre de 1548.
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Weituo Statue in Temple Space: Worshipping Weituo as a Patron Deity of the Chinese Saṅgha
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Macau and Catholic Sacred Music Across the Sino-Western Divide
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Reconfiguring Asia Through the Lens of Buddhism: India and Okakura Tenshin’s The Ideals of the East
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Visualizing Transcendence: The Screen Walls from Dunhuang Tombs and the Celestial Representation in Early Medieval China
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Tomb Rituals in Han Dynasty Pictorial Stone Reliefs: Depictions of Historical Figures
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Discipline, Punishment, and Buddhist Chaplaincy at Lüshun Prison During Japan’s Colonial Rule, 1905–1945
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The Expression of Chan “Emptiness Contemplation” in Hongren’s Landscape Painting