Committee for Solidarity of Vietnamese Catholics
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Cao Dai Temples Seized by the 1997 Sect
This is a listing of Cao Dai Temples Seized by “The 1997 Sect”
Read MoreHoa Hao Buddhist Sangha’s Central Administrative Committee
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Read MoreEvangelical Church of Vietnam-South (ECV-S)
Formation of ECV-S The ECVN-South, founded in 1921 in South Vietnam, was recognized by the Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in 2001. The Central Highlands region in southern Vietnam is home to many indigenous...
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Profile of Cao Dai 1997 Sect
Hồ sơ chi phái Cao Đài Tây Ninh 1997, một công cụ đàn áp tín đồ và tiêu diệt Đạo Cao Đài. Video...
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Cao Dai Temple and Buddha Mother Shrine and land in Phu My, Binh Dinh Province
In 1970, the Cao Dai Church bought land on Highway 1, located in Vinh Binh village, My Phong commune, Phu My district, Binh Dinh province and built the Phu My Temple in 1972.
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Cho Gao Temple, Tien Giang
The Cho Gao Temple was built in 1972. In 1991, the government took over and eventually transferred to the 1997 Cao Dai Sect.
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Cao Dai Temple 891, Tran Hung Dao, Saigon
In 1949, His Holiness Pham Cong Tac bought a villa from the French in 1949 as a place to worship the Supreme Being and Buddha Mother and where dignitaries came to practice religion.
Read MoreThe Creation of the 1997 Cao Dai Sect
Facing mounting international criticisms, in the early 1990’s the Vietnamese Communist Party (VCP) adopted a new strategy: to force Cao Dai Religion adherents to join a new religion that they would create and control. The...
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The Cao Dai Religion vs. its Impostor
The Impersonator: The government-created “1997 Sect” Cao Daiism is an endogenous...
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