Attending Late Most Khanh Anh s' Death Anniversary at Phuoc Hau Pagoda, Can Tho

On March 1, 2022 (January 29, LC) Junior Thich Tam Hue, monks and Buddhists of Hoang Phap Pagoda went to Phuoc Hau Pagoda in Vinh Long to attend the 61st death anniversary of late Most Khanh Anh, Form Chief of the National Sangha, Abbot of Phuoc Hau pagoda, Can Tho.

Venerables, monks and nuns and many Buddhists, delegations in the provinces and cities of the Truc Lam Zen to demonstrate and participate.

At the ceremony, the Most Head of the Organizers read the Patriarch's biography and careers. After that, the mass gathered at the stupa to worship the Patriarch and went around his stupa. At the end of the ceremony, monks and Buddhists offered incense to commemorate the Master.

On this occasion, the delegation donated money and items, along with a set of books of Dharma milk in the early morning, Good Examples of the East and West to the Abbot of Phuoc Hau Pagoda.

The ceremony was held dignifiedly with the respect of monks, nuns and Buddhists for the patriarch who publicized and revived Buddhism in the country. His life is a heroic history for the revival of Vietnamese Buddhism in the 20th century.

Phuoc Hau Pagoda located in Dong Hau hamlet, Ngai Tu commune, Tam Binh district has long been a famous spiritual tourist destination. This is an ancient Buddhist temple of the Linn-Chih lineage of Chuc Thanh sect, at the same time it is famous for its unique stone garden in the western.

During the national liberation struggle, Phuoc Hau pagoda was the place to nurture revolutionary cadres.

The pagoda has two famous beautiful Stupas, Thien Hoa and Da Bao Stupas. The pagoda has been recognized by the Ministry of Culture - Information as a national historical - cultural relic.

The annual anniversary of Khanh Anh's Founder on the 29th and 30th of the first lunar month becomes a festival for a large number of monks, nuns, Buddhists and local people.

With gratitude to the Founder, Junior Thich Tam Hue and Buddhists returned to the temple to offer incense and memorialize the Great Master.

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