Welcome to WYKAAO
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The following article is from Father Coghlan, "In October 2001 I spent eight days in Xavier Retreat House for my annual retreat. On previous occasions I have done my annual retreat in Xavier Retreat House, have had some holidays there and lived there for two years from 1959 to 1961. In this article I wish to share with Xavier House retreatants some of the glories of the house and Cheung Chau itself. I refer to the bird life of the island. The article is divided into three parts. Continue reading..."
A new South China Chapter of Wah Yan Alumni has been established. Click here to find their contact list. You are welcome to contact them.
We recently received an order of a copy of ‘The Cradle’ book from a US expatriate who currently lives in China and is a K-12 Art teacher in 北崙 (近寧波). Here is an excerpt of her quote: (Continue reading)
Mak Tak-Wah (62) is in the news on a "sharpshooter" new drug to prevent cancer growth. It is reported on Toronto Star.
Tak Mak received our 2006 Wah Yan Ambassadors, Alwin Wong (WYCHK) and Angus Lee (WYK) on August 10. The Ambassadors were accompanied by former directors, Alan Leong (01), Falco So (02) and Albert Fung (02) who were all UT undergraduates then. Tak Mak gave them a briefing on cancer research.
See how Father Farren is doing lately. He is on YouTube, answering to Dr. Simon Au (81) who has asked for his conditions after his fall.
Father has returned to his residence at Cherryfield Lodge, Dublin.
Please go to our Videos Page to see the video.
"I dedicate this little tidbit about steak to all the fathers for this Father’s Day..."
by David Wong (64)
(Please click the image to learn how.)
Tim Kwan (67) hosted a dinner for Tang Tong-Bor who is in town to attend the convocation of his son, Kevin, in UT. Mr. Ho was invited to the gourmet dinner.
Another reunion lunch with class of 67 will be held later this month at noon on Monday 24 June at the Milliken Bar & Restaurant (金鐘閣), 4016 Finch Ave.
Please click the image to view the photo album.
"Father Naylor retired as a teacher after serving Wah Yan for 47 years. His last lesson was held at 9 o'clock in the morning of June 7th. Students across time came back to express their gratitudes and say the words of thanks to our beloved Father. Father Naylor is happy to see us all even we are not good at words. Dr. Allan So of Class 1981 posted on Facebook, 'Thank you so much for what you taught us. It changes the whole life of me. Thank you!' . We welcome our alumni to unveil more untold stories about Father Naylor through the social media platform." -- Benny Wan (81)
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Father Coghlan wrote in the eighties, ".... I have identified thirty seven different kinds of birds in Wah Yan .... to join their friends in the freedom of Wah Yan....
I would like to share with my readers some of the joy and pleasure I experience from seeing and hearing so many birds all through the year....
My fond hope is that some of my readers will begin to explore the beauty of the bird life of Wah Yan.... I promise you loveliness all the days of your life."
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