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Ben Pchum Ben 2009 at Wat Khmer Krom in Ontario, CANADA PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 08 September 2009 02:43

Khmer Krom Buddhist Temple of Stoney Creek/Hamilton would like to invite all Khmer Buddhists followers and practitioners from all towns and cities in Ontario and elsewhere to a ceremony of Ben Pchum Ben-2009 at the temple. Ben Pchum Ben is also known as Ben Dolnta in Kampuchea Krom (southern Vietnam) and is celebrated by Khmer Krom every year.

 

The day is a time when many Khmers pay their respects to their deceased relatives. People cook meals for monks, bring offerings to the temple and throw rice near the temple early in the morning, believing that the ghosts of their ancestors will receive it. The festival is celebrated mostly among Khmer Buddhists. Although its a Buddhist holiday in Cambodia, it is not being recognized as a holiday for Khmer Krom in Kampuchea Krom (southern Vietnam) by the Hanoi regime.

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CAMBODIA: Vietnam to Open School PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 07 September 2009 23:30

Vietnam once again successfully expanded its territory to the neighbouring Country of Cambodia.

On Aug 30, 2009 mark the first day in Vietnam history of launching its first biggest primary school in Phnom Penh. The school will provides training to as many as over 400 students.

 

In Cambodia, under Prime Minister Hun Sen ruling, Vietnam can do anything in the land of Cambodia as it wishes. Opening Vietnamese school is just one of the programs that is on Vietnam’s list.

 

In the past years, Cambodia has become one of the countries in the Asia Pacific to have many different ethnic groups to open their own schools. This way, the groups not only safeguard their mother tongue language, they can also safeguard their identity and culture alike. It is very important for different ethnic groups to live in the country, and to feel the sense of belonging.

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VIETNAM: Free Healthcare For Ethnic Minority PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 27 August 2009 02:44

 


Sometime, it is very difficult to persuade villagers to understand the important of education.  When the citizen does not understand that education is one of the basic needs that one must have in life, life can be very challenging for them.  Having a good education can help enhance one’s life in many aspects.

 

 

As we can see on the news released by Vietnamnewsagency.com on Aug 26, 2009, there are many people from different ethnic groups in Vietnam that do not have knowledge about the healthcare systems.  These people often are trying to find treatments for their illnesses based on their own superstitions.

 

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Buddhist Temple News - United Flower Festival - August 29, 2009 PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 18 August 2009 01:18

Khmer Kampuchea Krom Buddhist Temple of Stoney Creek, Ontario would like to cordially invite all Buddhist followers and practitioners to join and celebrate the United Flower Festival at our temple.  For detail please click on "Read more"

 

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Second annual camping trip recap PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 21 August 2009 00:26

As hundred participated in the second annual camping trip, we like to take this opportunity to thank all of the participants and their generous donations.


The camping trip was held at the Silbald Provincial Park. It was a very successful event as the youths enjoyed many of the traditional Cambodian games, and many enjoyed the regular soccer game.


During the four days camping event, the children enjoyed a lot of delicious food that was organized by the parents and the youth team.

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