Nhà Thờ Giáo Xứ Tịnh Lâm

Parish of Tinh Lam lies in the area of ​​Nui Tuong commune, Tan Phu district. In the years 1979 - 1980, following the wave of migration, some Catholics of Hue, Quang Binh, Ben Tre and surrounding areas came to settle in Nui Tuong. During this time, all religious activities are due to the surrounding country. In 1991, Father Joseph Pham Hung Son, pastor of Thach Lam, came to celebrate the first mass at the Mount of Tears, while at the same time Fr. Joseph sought to uphold and encourage the faithful here. A few years later, two parishioners donated a parcel of land and a parish community built a painting chapel to serve as a place of worship and prayer. From here, the Mt. Tuong community became the 10th of Shilin Parish. In 1997, Bishop Paul Nguyen Minh Nhat raised the 10th Patriarch to their independent school called Tinh Lam and appointed Vicar Father Francis. A year later, Fr. Francis set up a wooden chapel, iron roof (5m x 15m) to make the place better suited to the worship of God. Through the many years of your pastoral care, GHBL Tinh Lam built a pre-fabricated chapel (10m x 30m) on solid foundation. In 2012, GHBL Tinh Lam was raised by Bishop Nguyen Chu Trinh to become a parish. At present, Father Vincent Nguyen Trung is taking charge and step by step help Tinh Tinh community strong in faith and love.nnGeography: East Xuan Lam; West borders with Thach Lam; South borders Van Lam; North of Tien Lam (former Nam Cat Tien).nArea: 22.91 km2nPopulation: 5,857 peoplen134 Catholic families, including 511 CatholicsnRate: 8.72%nPriestly pastors:nJoseph Pham Hung Son (1991 - 1997)nFrancis Vo Quang Thanh (1997 - 2000)nThomas Tran Duy Linh (2000 - 2004)nJoseph Pham Viet Hung (2004 - 2005)nFather Joseph Ta Duy Tuyen (2005 - 2007)nJohn Baotixita Nguyen Thanh Hung (2007 - 2010)nPriesthood:nnVincent Nguyen Trung Ann(2010 -)nPatron Saint: Paul Le Bao Tinh (06.04)nCheck-in date: 06.04

The church is a bit small, visit the church on a commemoration of five years.

Nice and cool.

The church is small, with few Catholics

Nui tuong