Wat Khmer Palelai - Revision history

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	*[http://hiddencityphila.org/2017/04/khmer-monastery-in-kingsessing-enlightens-the-schuylkill/ Khmer Monastery In Kingsessing Enlightens The Schuylkill], Hidden City Philadelphia, April 24, 2017.		*[http://hiddencityphila.org/2017/04/khmer-monastery-in-kingsessing-enlightens-the-schuylkill/ Khmer Monastery In Kingsessing Enlightens The Schuylkill], Hidden City Philadelphia, April 24, 2017.

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PaulSank at 21:31, 25 May 2017

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.facebook.com/people/Wat-Khmer-Palelai/100008964100669\|name=facebook.com/people/Wat-Khmer-Palelai/100008964100669}}[[File:WatKhmerPalelai.jpg\|160\|thumb\|right\|Wat Khmer Palelai.]'''Wat Khmer Palelai''' was described by Hidden City Philadelphia:<blockquote>In 2013, ... there were plans drawn for a monastery to be built, but construction had yet to start. In the years since, the temple has been slowly pieced together, relying on donations from the Cambodian community, keeping to traditional Khmer architecture. The result so far is something quite stunning. Wat Khmer Palelai, located at 2701 S. 58th Street, has a multi-tiered roof covered in curved tile and bright golden molding running the course of the roofline. Figural sculptures of Apsara, the female spirit of the clouds and water in Buddhist mythology, are perched atop the columns that line the porch. Decorative tiles are being placed on the exterior walls, and large cobra snake sculptures representing Nāga, a protector of treasure often associated with bodies of water, stand guard at the bottom of the temple’s stairs....<br><br>"This temple is a public place, it belongs to Cambodians, but not just Cambodians, it's for any national who believes in Buddhism," said [resident monk] Master Han-Hea.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=http://www.facebook.com/people/Wat-Khmer-Palelai/100008964100669\|name=facebook.com/people/Wat-Khmer-Palelai/100008964100669}}[[File:WatKhmerPalelai.jpg\|160\|thumb\|right\|Wat Khmer Palelai.]]'''Wat Khmer Palelai''' was described by Hidden City Philadelphia:<blockquote>In 2013, ... there were plans drawn for a monastery to be built, but construction had yet to start. In the years since, the temple has been slowly pieced together, relying on donations from the Cambodian community, keeping to traditional Khmer architecture. The result so far is something quite stunning. Wat Khmer Palelai, located at 2701 S. 58th Street, has a multi-tiered roof covered in curved tile and bright golden molding running the course of the roofline. Figural sculptures of Apsara, the female spirit of the clouds and water in Buddhist mythology, are perched atop the columns that line the porch. Decorative tiles are being placed on the exterior walls, and large cobra snake sculptures representing Nāga, a protector of treasure often associated with bodies of water, stand guard at the bottom of the temple’s stairs....<br><br>"This temple is a public place, it belongs to Cambodians, but not just Cambodians, it's for any national who believes in Buddhism," said [resident monk] Master Han-Hea.</blockquote>

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PaulSank: Page said Is-Page_Needing_Work so I worked on it.

2017-05-25T21:29:45Z

Page said Is-Page_Needing_Work so I worked on it.

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.facebook.com/people/Wat-Khmer-Palelai/100008964100669\|name=facebook.com/people/Wat-Khmer-Palelai/100008964100669}}'''Wat Khmer Palelai'''.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.facebook.com/people/Wat-Khmer-Palelai/100008964100669\|name=facebook.com/people/Wat-Khmer-Palelai/100008964100669}}[[File:WatKhmerPalelai.jpg\|160\|thumb\|right\|Wat Khmer Palelai.]'''Wat Khmer Palelai''' was described by Hidden City Philadelphia:<blockquote>In 2013, ... there were plans drawn for a monastery to be built, but construction had yet to start. In the years since, the temple has been slowly pieced together, relying on donations from the Cambodian community, keeping to traditional Khmer architecture. The result so far is something quite stunning. Wat Khmer Palelai, located at 2701 S. 58th Street, has a multi-tiered roof covered in curved tile and bright golden molding running the course of the roofline. Figural sculptures of Apsara, the female spirit of the clouds and water in Buddhist mythology, are perched atop the columns that line the porch. Decorative tiles are being placed on the exterior walls, and large cobra snake sculptures representing Nāga, a protector of treasure often associated with bodies of water, stand guard at the bottom of the temple’s stairs....<br><br>"This temple is a public place, it belongs to Cambodians, but not just Cambodians, it's for any national who believes in Buddhism," said [resident monk] Master Han-Hea.</blockquote>

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PaulSank: new page on subject found in the news

2017-05-15T20:15:35Z

new page on subject found in the news

New page

{{toplink|url=http://www.facebook.com/people/Wat-Khmer-Palelai/100008964100669|name=facebook.com/people/Wat-Khmer-Palelai/100008964100669}}'''Wat Khmer Palelai'''.

==In The News==
*[http://hiddencityphila.org/2017/04/khmer-monastery-in-kingsessing-enlightens-the-schuylkill/ Khmer Monastery In Kingsessing Enlightens The Schuylkill], Hidden City Philadelphia, April 24, 2017.

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