Hi, I’m Chavez.
Freelance Writer · Social Media Content Creator · Lay Acolyte and Liturgical Master of Ceremonies
I’m a freelance writer and social media content creator based in Walsingham, Norfolk, England. My work is aimed to drawn to the stories, people, and sacred traditions of the Catholic Church.
Ex umbris et imaginibus in veritatem.
Dixi, et salvavi animam meam!
// A little about me
Faith, people & the stories between.
Born and raised in Hong Kong, now based in Walsingham, Norfolk, United Kingdom. My work lives where Catholic life, careful storytelling, and thoughtful communication meet.
// What I do 01
Writing, interviews, filming, video editing, and digital content.
// What moves me 02
The Sacred Liturgy, the history of the Church, and the people keeping its traditions alive.
// Selected work
Portfolio
A selection of my works on interviews and films from Catholic events and communities.
41st London Rosary Crusade
Interview with Archbishop Richard Moth
March for Life 2026
Latin Mass Society Pilgrimage to Walsingham
// Open source · recent updates
Repository update log
- 01poonlonghei.github.ioUpdate log
Personal Website with Portfolio and Blog using Next.js, Radix UI and TypeScript.
Latest commit: Refine the Github section in the homepage
- 02veritasUpdate log
A quiet and peaceful web application for Catholic prayer: daily reflection, a rotating saint biography, a searchable prayer library, and a guided Rosary.
Latest commit: Removed the Latin Pronunciation Marks
- 03web-portfolioUpdate log
A designated portfolio website to display my website design projects.
Latest commit: Refined the design
- 04testing-repoUpdate log
This is a testing repo, nothing here.
Latest commit: Merge pull request #1 from poonlonghei/yolo-test
- 05Update log
- 06poonlongheiUpdate log
A project in progress.
Latest commit: Update README to remove trophies and clean up content
// Notes & reflections...
From the blog.
7 November 2026
The Benedictine Tradition of the Divine Office: United in Prayer with Absent Brethren
The hidden treasures in Benedictine Tradition of the Divine Office
What does it mean to pray for our absent brethren? Through a brief Latin prayer at the conclusion of the Benedictine Divine Office, we discover the beauty of communal prayer, fraternal charity, and the enduring communion of monastic life.
Read the article ↗// Have a story in mind?
Let’s make something meaningful.
For writing, social media digital content or other collaboration works, I’d be glad to hear from you.