Calgary Buddhist Temple Blog

Keiro-Kai – honouring our Seniors – Sunday May 29, 2016

Thursday, May 05, 2016
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Each year we have a special Service to honour our Seniors, the pioneers who started and continue to support our Temple, the Temples of Canada, Jodo Shinshu worldwide, and Buddhism.

It is called Keirokai and this year will take place on Sunday, May 29th. Lunch is served, free for the Seniors,

$20 for the Bento boxes for the rest of us please.

Open to all, a regular Sunday Service, but with some honouring to this

special group of people.

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A CBT senior is anyone 70 years of age or older.

If anyone in our Sangha has turned 70 in the past year, could they please contact Yuko Ono before May 15 to receive their invitation. Her contact info is as follows:403-452-0255  yu.yukoono@gmail.com

 

 

 

Hanamatsuri this Sunday Apr 10 at 10am – and mein noodles for sale

Monday, April 04, 2016
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Our Annual celebration of the Buddha’s Birthday, with bathing the Buddha, lunch after (everyone welcome even if you don’t bring – there is always lots). We try to make this a joyful occasion! Bring your own good humour and feelings and help out!

 

Also, Just to let everyone know that chow mein noodles (just noodles) will be sold next Sunday at Hanamatsuri.
Each 7oz. bag for $6. These are handmade.

Women’s Federation donation to the Calgary Temple Capital building fund

Wednesday, December 09, 2015
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Susan Huntley, President of the JSBTC Women’s Federation and Chair of the World Buddhist Women’s Convention, presents James Sensei with a cheque for $10,000 for the Temple’s building fund.  Susan thank the Temple Sangha for all its support in making the WBWC a huge success.  She said that she is still getting positive responses from around the world about the May convention and that many people think the convention should be held in Calgary again.WBWC cheque

Peace for Sensei Michael Hayashi

Friday, December 04, 2015
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Sensei Michael entered the Pure Land at 2:50 pm CST today.

 

His family was by his side and he passed away peacefully

maxresdefaultwhile listening to one of his favorite songs “Dust to Dust” by The Civil Wars.

 

Please join me in reciting the Nembustu.

 

‎In gassho,

 

Namu Amida Butsu

Namu Amida Butsu

Namu Amida Butsu