Vietnam's Largest Catholic Pilgrimage Site, Duc Me Nui Cui Sanctuary, Set for Inauguration
The Duc Me Nui Cui Sanctuary in Dong Nai Province, Vietnam, is set to be inaugurated on October 14. Located approximately 90 km from Ho Chi Minh City, it is poised to become one of Vietnam's largest Catholic pilgrimage sites. The sanctuary can accommodate 5,000 people, with its expansive plaza capable of hosting hundreds of thousands.
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