The Veritatis Splendor Institute, under the jurisdiction of the Diocese of Hsinchu in Taiwan, was established in 2025 by Bishop John Baptist Lee with the purpose of fostering faith formation among the laity and families.

Through both online and in-person programs, the Institute endeavors to reach Chinese-speaking individuals across the globe, proclaiming the Gospel message not only to Christians, but also to those who have yet to encounter the message of salvation—thus serving as an instrument of ad gentes evangelization.

推動生命文化的信仰工程（Our Mission）

真理光輝研究中心的使命，是在忠於天主教傳統的基礎上，促進對人性、婚姻與家庭更深刻且整合性的理解。中心採取跨學科的教育方式，根基於神學與哲學，並以聖若望保祿二世的神學與哲學遺產為光照，特別是他關於男女作為具體、有性別差異的受造者，在愛的共融中、依照天主肖像被創造、具備固有本性並被召叫走向特定聖召的觀點。

研究中心紮根於教會訓導，旨在對當代關於人性、婚姻、家庭、生物科技與倫理等議題進行深度省思與回應，特別是針對現代西方社會對人性本質的各種假設加以辨識與回應。這些探討旨在加深對人類生命尊嚴的認識，並彰顯真理、美善的超性意義。

透過促進知識形成與牧靈實踐的結合，研究中心參與教會於後基督信仰文化背景下所推動的「新福傳」使命，致力於在亞洲各地推動「生命文化」的建立。

The mission of the Veritatis Splendor Institute is to promote a profound and integrated understanding of the human person, marriage, and the family, in fidelity to the Catholic tradition. This is accomplished through a multidisciplinary educational approach grounded in theology and philosophy and illuminated by the theological and philosophical legacy of Saint John Paul II—particularly his vision of man and woman as embodied, sexually differentiated persons in a communion of love, created in the image of God, with a given nature and called to a pecific vocation. 

Anchored in the Magisterium of the Church, the Institute seeks to critically engage with contemporary issues related to human nature, marriage, the family, biotechnology, and ethics, especially in light of modern Western assumptions concerning the human person. These issues are addressed with the aim of deepening the understanding of the dignity of human life and the transcendent meaning of truth, beauty, and goodness. 
By fostering the unity of intellectual formation and pastoral practice, the Institute contributes to the Church’s mission of the “new evangelization” within a post-Christian cultural context, working toward the establishment of a “culture of life” throughout Asia.