Nhà thờ Ba Kè

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According to the current adults living in the Ba Ke (September 2006), in the 1940s, during the Tây-Viêt resistance war, some Catholic families in Cai Too ran into the Ba Ke market. Many soldiers are stationed, staying and staying up to date.nMost of the adults have died, the chau section has been abandoned, confused part so far. Only left Ba Tho, then very small, now live with some descendants mostly cool or tangled!nAccording to Ms. Ba heard parents say, from a small market near the wilderness, there are three large tree growing in it, so the name of the market is Ba Ke. nParishioners in the past, when the ceremony in Tam Binh, when the ceremony in Xuan Hiep a long time. By the time Father R. Quy Tam Binh came out to look after the soil and build a leafy house, lying in pairs with the Ba Ke River with a Latin teacher named Nhi and teacher Lanh (Father Matthew Nhi and Giac Be Lanh). passed away). Since then, there have been some Tam Binh dignitaries, especially the occasions of Christmas, Tet, Easter ... Each time, the father brought some anointed and the choir from Tam Binh to help. From there, they added a little Ba Ke. At the time of Jos Belgium in Tam Binh, he was responsible for rebuilding the dilapidated house into a semi-permanent school for use as an official church for the Three Gorges. In the year 2000, due to the church's presence near the river, Fr. Joac Thuy purchased the land and built a new church. nPeople from the surrounding areas, because of difficult life or to get married, from other places, has gradually gathered here such as Xuan Hiep, Cai Too, Tam Binh, Vinh Long, Cai Mon, Cai Nhum, Bai Xan, Long Hiep ...nAt present, the number of parishioners belong to Ba Ke church, in the area of ​​hamlet Cai Cui, Hoa Loc, Tam Binh, Vinh Long are 145 people including: some to Saigon to find jobs, occasional visit home; some are cold, some are confused and some go to Sunday Mass (50-90, weekly passages of 30). The priests in Tam Binh came into custody until October 2004 to have regular priests in the parish.

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