Trân trọng kính mời quý thân hữu, quý đạo hữu vui lòng bỏ chút thời giờ quý báu đến tham dự đại lễ vía Đức Quan Thánh Đế Quân Già Lam Thánh chúng Bồ tát và Đức Quan Thế âm Bồ tát được tổ chức vào lúc 11:00 sáng chủ nhật ngày 17 tháng 7 năm 2022 tại Chùa Quan Thánh để cùng dâng hương góp lời cầu nguyện cho Quốc thái dân an, gia đạo an vui hạnh phúc.

Xin quý vị cùng góp sức tiếp tay phổ biến thư mời này đến tất cả quý đồng hương, quý đạo hữu hoan hỷ về chùa Quan Thánh để cùng nhau cầu nguyện cho dịch bệnh tiêu trừ và thế giới hoà bình an lạc, đời sống kinh tế thịnh vượng.
Tm. Chùa Quan Thánh.
Trân trọng kính mời.
Ngô Hoa Lợi Mai Lan
713-408-4088

Texas Guandi Temple will be held a ceremony of Guandi's Birthday and Quan Jin ceremonies at 11:00 Am Sunday July 17, 2022

- 11:00 Am : Offering Incense to Guandi and QuanJin
- 12:00 : Monk blessings
- 12:15: Lunches offerings.
Please join and share with us this spiritual ceremony.
Texas Guandi Temple
2089 Milby or
3711 Gulf Freeway
Houston Texas 77003
713-408-4088

Chinese New Year Eve Ceremony.
2020
* Chinese New Year Eve Ceremony will be held at The Texas Guandi Temple Friday night January 24, 2020 as follow :

10:00 PM: Monks chanting.
11:30 PM – 12:00 Mid Night: ShaoLin Kungfu Lion Dance Group Performing.

Monks Blessing, Giving and Loan the Red Envelopes Blessed Lucky Money to all the Members for the New Year Eve.

Saturday January 25, 2020 to Sunday Feb 2, 2020: Monks daily Chanting & Blessing to all Members, Visitors.

Sunday January 26, 2020 :
11:00 Am: Lion Dance Group performing.
Monks blessing.

* Sunday Feb 2, 2020 is the first Full moon of the year, also is the Guandi Enlightenment Ceremony Day.
The Temple will be held a special Ceremony :

11:00 AM: Guandi Ceremony chanting, incense offering and blessing
beginning.

12:00 PM: Lunch Offering to the Monks.

12:10 PM: All Members having vegetarian lunch together.

Please share and enjoy a sacred moments of the Chinese New Year Eve ( Luna Mouse Year) January 24, 2020 at the Texas Guandi Temple.

2089 Milby or 3711 Gulf Freeway
Houston Texas 77003
713-224-0880

Guan Yu, by the style name Yunchang, topped the five generals of Shu Han, One of The Three Kingdoms. He has been a fondly remembered legend for two thousand years, appearing in word-of-mouth stories like "Oath of Brotherhood in the Peach Garden", "Three Heroes Combating Lv Bu", and "Hua Xiong Dies While the Wine Is Still Warm". Why is Guan Yu the most worshipped out of the myriad heroes over the two thousand years? It is because of one work: righteous.

Cao Cao, a warlord with thousands of capable generals, admired Guan Yu alone, just for his righteousness. In his search of his sworn brother Liu Bei, Guan Yu surrendered to the Han Dynasty, not to Cao himself. Cao had done what he could to win over Guan Yu: high rank, plenty of gold, luxurious banquets, a once-in-a-blue-moon steed Chi Tu Ma, the tile of Prince Shouting, etc. But Guan Yu was more concerned about Liu Bei, and as soon as he got news about Liu Bei, he gave up everything and, battling alone through hundreds of miles, escorted Liu Bei's two wives safely to the side of Liu Bei.

Confucius and Guan Yu are the two saints of China, the former ideological and the latter military. Righteousness is woven into relations with the people around us: parents, brothers and sisters, and friends. Such a traditional virtue has traveled along with the migrating Chinese people to every corner of the world: Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Europe, and America, where the hardworking Chinese and Asian people setup Guan Yu statues and temples to seek his protection for peace and wealth.

In Houston, a city in the Southwest of the United States, some Asian people pooled their efforts and resources to build the Texas Guandi Temple reflecting the classic and grand multiethnic culture of Asian immigrants in the United States as well as featuring the traditional Chinese culture and architecture. If you enter the temple through the front gate, you will see Guanyin Bodhisattva before you, a group of buddhas at the left, and the Imperial Doctor to the right. In front of the main hall are the Confucious the Sage, Prince Nouzha, and Maitreya the Happy Buddha. Right in the main hall is the martial and elegant Guan Di the Saint, with Prince Guan Ping and General Zhou Cang at the sides and Ma Ye down below. In the back hall are Sakyamuni, Goddess of the Ninth Heaven, Empress Heaven, and Di Zang King. At the two sides of the main hall are some other goddesses and legendary figures: Goddess Zhu Chu, Di Mu Yuan Gong, Tai Sui Ye, God of Wealth, Imperial Doctor, Prince Nouzha, and Prince Hong Hai er.

The Texas Guandi Temple is in the heart of Houston, facing the University of Houston Central accross the wide and bustling Highway 45. The temple dominates a broad field of vision and is tended by several learned monks headed by the renowned Master Thanyaphong from Thailand. Texas Guandi Temple is now the largest Guandi temple in the United States and one of the tourist temples designated as tourist resorts by the City Hall of Houston. Come and visit us, the Temple always blesses the faithful.

WELCOME

Chùa Quan Thánh Đế Quân

Nam Mô Già Lam Bồ Tát

Quan Vũ, cũng được gọi là Quan Công biểu tự Vân Trường hoặc Trường Sinh là một vị tướng thời kỳ cuối nhà Đông Hán và thời Tam Quốc ở Trung Quốc.

Ông là người đã góp công vào việc thành lập nhà Thục Hán, với vị hoàng đế đầu tiên là Lưu Bị.

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