St. Lawrence’s Church Review

St. Louis Sao Church, also known as the Hyacinth Church (or Fengshun Church), is a famous cathedral in Macau, covering a large area. The two rows of stone steps in front of the church directly reach the gate, full of style, palm trees planted in the garden, and ancient chandeliers hanging in the church, which is solemn and distinctive. The Hyacinth Church was built in 1569 and was renovated several times. The whitewashing in 1979 added to the old church's luster. The church is magnificently designed, with the clock tower facing each other, one is a clock, for the time, one is a copper clock, for the church Mass. The roof of the church is Chinese-style gold tiled, and the interior decoration is full of Oriental colors and quaint fun. The hall is spacious and magnificent, with huge beams and exquisite chandeliers, and the statue of St. Louis Zoe, which is worshipped at the altar, is solemn in a beautiful robe, holding a Bible in one hand, and a cannon in one hand. In the eyes of the Portuguese who sailed, he was the god of peace and faith.

This is one of the three oldest churches in Macau. Majestic and has long history of families of Portuguese sailors gathered on the front of the steps to pray and wait for their return. Peaceful and calm as we sat in the church.

The Church of St. Louis was founded in the middle of the 16th century and is one of the three ancient churches in Macau. It is called the "Fengshun Hall" and it has the intention of praying for "the wind and the rain". Affected by the epidemic, the church is temporarily closed to the public.

A church well worth visiting, the church is large, with multiple doors in and out, and in different blocks. Free to visit.

St. Lawrence's Church is a neo-classical structure. The main façade of the church is divided into three sections, with the centre flanked by the two square.

Very beautiful place. I pay visit here sometimes when I've loved to talk with god