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Cambodian Buddhist Temple Of Calgary

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Cambodian Buddhist Temple Of Calgary
Khmer nameវត្តសន្តិនារាម
Alternative namesKhmer Buddhist Temple Of Calgary; Wat Santinaram; United Khmer Santinaram; Watt Khmer Samakii Calgary
TypeWat
Focus areasKhmer Buddhist temple in Calgary; Cambodian interpretation and translation; Cambodian View publications
SubjectsReligion & Spiritual Life
CityCalgary
State / provinceAlberta
CountryCanada
Address7011 Ogden Road SE, Calgary, AB T2C 1B5
WebsiteWebsite
Phone(403) 235-5415
Operating statusunverified

Cambodian Buddhist Temple Of Calgary is the Khmer Buddhist temple historically documented at 7011 Ogden Road SE in Calgary, Alberta, in association with Khmer-Canadian Buddhist Cultural Society. Its own historical publications also use Khmer Buddhist Temple of Calgary and United Khmer Santinaram. Confirm present visitor arrangements directly. (Cambodian Buddhist Temple Activities; Cambodian Community Newsletter, September–December 2007; United Khmer Santinaram, Calgary, 2008 calendar)

The Khmer-Canadian Buddhist Cultural Society is a registered Canadian charity based at the Khmer Buddhist temple at 7011 Ogden Road SE in Calgary, Alberta. (CanadaHelps, Khmer-Canadian Buddhist Cultural Society) The temple has appeared under several names at that address, including United Khmer Santinaram, Watt Khmer Samakii Calgary, the Khmer-Canadian Buddhist Cultural Centre and the Cambodian Buddhist Temple of Calgary. (Cambodian View, United Khmer Santinaram 2008 calendar; Path Lead to Noble, Khmer temples in Canada (2016); BuddhaNet World Buddhist Directory, Alberta; Cambodian View, Cambodian Buddhist Temple of Calgary)

Activities

Visiting and participation

Associations

Khmer-Canadian Buddhist Cultural Society (associated organization). Organization details: Khmer-Canadian Buddhist Cultural Society.
The society’s own 2007 newsletter explicitly connects the named Calgary temple, the society and the Ogden Road address. The society’s broader interpretation, youth and cultural services remain documented on its separate organization page.
(Cambodian Community Newsletter, September–December 2007).

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