Organization

Wat Saddhadhiga Uticaram

Wat Saddhadhiga Uticaram is a Khmer Buddhist temple on Steuben Street in Utica, New York.[1] It is also known as Wat Satheathek Uticaram, the Khmer Buddhist Temple of Utica.[2][3]

A seated Buddha on a crowded altar with flowers, candles, banners and paintings.
The shrine of Wat Saddhadhiga Uticaram, Utica.

History

The temple was built in 2005 for the Cambodian refugees who had settled in Utica.[2]

Religious life

The temple follows Theravada Buddhism, and worship is held in Khmer. Monks preside over its ceremonies, and the Venerable Chamreun Khorl is its abbot and president.[2] Ceremonies take place every week, and the temple regularly celebrates the major Buddhist holidays. Each morning at about 11 a.m., a small group from the community gathers to worship and offer alms to the monks.[2]

Visiting

In 2012 Temple News listed the telephone number 315.735.3599 and the email [email protected].[1] The temple's earlier website was www.khmertempleutica.org.[1]

See also

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