Tac Say Church and Father Diep Shrine
An important southern Catholic pilgrimage church associated with Father Trương Bửu Diệp.
Canadian national pilgrimage destination honouring the Jesuit Canadian Martyrs and the seventeenth-century Huronia missions.
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Canadian national pilgrimage destination honouring the Jesuit Canadian Martyrs and the seventeenth-century Huronia missions. The present shrine was founded in 1926 and commemorates missionaries killed during the seventeenth-century conflicts in Huronia.
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The present shrine was founded in 1926 and commemorates missionaries killed during the seventeenth-century conflicts in Huronia.
Pilgrims venerate the Canadian Martyrs, particularly Jean de Brébeuf and Gabriel Lalemant; martyrdom and intercession are understood within Catholic devotion.
Historical interpretation should acknowledge the Wendat and other Indigenous peoples whose experiences form part of the mission history.
Documented worship, observances and practices where available.
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