Mobile VersionNovice Ordination at Dhammakaya Dunedin temple in New Zealand
Dhammakaya Dunedin temple arranged the 2nd Novice Ordination Ceremony on Saturday July 10th, 2010. Two novices were the students from Otego High School and they had participated in the V–star project and always are the volunteers of Dhammakaya Dunedin temple.
The Novice Ordination Ceremony was the waited activity for everyone there especially for the ordinands. Both ordinands had strong intention to ordain as novice for around one year. During the short school holidays they have joined in this project and ordained as a novice at once. Moreover, they always are the volunteers at Dhammakaya Dunedin temple enough for the congregations and laypeople realize and appreciate. So their ordination has been rejoiced and made everybody happy. Dhammakaya Dunedin temple would like to share this merit to all Luang Phaw’s disciples around the world.
Novice Ordination at Dhammakaya Dunedin temple in New Zealand
The good news from New Zealand. Now the Buddhism begins to shine in New Zealand by Novice Ordination at Dhammakaya New Zealand. Generally, the novice today is the monk in the future. Rejoice in their merit.
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