Neten Rinpoche’s birthday celebration – November 11

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Dear friend,
This Wednesday November 11th is HE Neten Rinpoche’s birthday, the founder of Jam Tse Cho Ling temple. Instead of our regular prayer on Thursday evening, we will be celebrating Rinpoche’s birthday with a Tsog Offering on Wednesday at 6:00 pm. Please bring offerings for the altar.

Vietnamese version
Kính gửi quý Phật tử,
Thứ tư tuần này là sinh nhật của ngài Neten Rinpoche, người sáng lập ra chùa Jam Tse Cho Ling. Để mừng sinh nhật ngài, chúng ta sẽ có buổi lễ Tsog vào lúc 6 giờ tối thứ tư 11 tháng 11, và sẽ không có buổi lễ cầu nguyện vào tối thứ năm.
Kính mời quý Phật tử tham dự lễ và mang theo phẩm vật cúng dường.

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