Mantokuji Soto Zen Temple of Maui http://mantokujimauitemple.org Mantokuji is a Buddhist temple of Japanese Soto Zen lineage Tue, 21 Feb 2012 19:53:59 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 New Years Blessing (Gokitou-e) And O-fuda Yaki Service http://mantokujimauitemple.org/new-years-blessing-gokitou-e-and-o-fuda-yaki-service/ http://mantokujimauitemple.org/new-years-blessing-gokitou-e-and-o-fuda-yaki-service/#comments Thu, 22 Dec 2011 19:45:23 +0000 bigwave http://mantokujimauitemple.org/?p=397 You are cordially invited to attend the New Years Blessing (Gokitou-e) And O-fuda Yaki Service

On Sunday January 8, 2012 From 10:30 AM

Let’s start the New Year by attending the New Years Blessing Service and receive new O-fuda’s for your home. We will conduct a special ceremony to burn the old o-fuda and tobas following the Blessing Service. Please put the items to be burned in the box that will be put inside of the o-jizosama house or bring it to Rev. Oyama’s office.
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Ben Franklin Craft Fair

On  Sunday November 20, 2011

From  9 am – 2 pm

At War Memorial Gym

We will be selling maki sushi, dry mein, spam musubi, craft items for the holidays and more!     Please come and give us your support!

 

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We will be having a special Shichi-Go-San Ceremony together with our regular family service on Sunday November 13, 2011 from 9 am.

Shichi-Go-San which means “Seven, Five, Three” in reference to the age of children is a special day in Japanese culture as it marks the different milestones in the beginning of one’s life.

Together, we will pray for the good health and happiness of our children.

If you would like to have your children or grandchildren receive a blessing at this ceremony, please let Rev. Oyama know by November 6, 2011.

Contact: Ph : 579-8051

email: mantokuji@hawaiiantel.net

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