Bronx church celebrates Vietnamese culture during Mass
Vietnamese families gathered for Mass on Sunday in the Bronx, continuing a tradition that has taken place for decades.
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May 8, 2022, 10:36 PM
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546ds agoVietnamese families gathered for Mass on Sunday in
the Bronx, continuing a tradition that has taken place for decades.
Father Joseph Tran has been serving the Vietnamese community
with a special translated Mass on Sundays for nearly 40 years at St. Nicolas of
Tolentine Church in University Heights.
About 200 families attend services at the church. It
also offers Vietnamese bible study for children every Sunday.
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