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Lady of Lavang
Lady of Lavang:
This is an event occurred in 1798 that brought together people of different faiths. Saint Pope John Paul II encouraged this devotion as a testament to the struggle of Christian faith.
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Holy Vietnamese Martyrs
Vietnamese Martyrs:
Known as Holy Vietnamese Martyrs to Vietnamese Catholics, this is a representative group of 117 men and women who gave their lives to profess their faith. Consisted of French and Portuguese missionaries and Vietnamese clergies and parishioners, they were cannonized in 1987 by Pope John Paul II at St. Peter's Square, witnessed by relatives from all over the world.
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Trial of Dang Sy
Trial of Dang Sy:
Trial of Dang Sy is the struggle for the defendant's justice by many people, regardless geographic boundaries, to overcome odds that at times, seemed impossible.
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Our Churches
The Chapel of
Our Lady of LaVang
at
The National Shrine of The Immaculate Conception
in Washington,
DC.
Our Lady Lavang has been chosen to be the patron saint of many Vietnamese churches in the United States, Canada and other countries.
"Truth, which is simple and one, admits of no variety."
Pope St. Leo the Great
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