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IBPS Manila - History
... islands of Cebu and Bacolod, they received requests from lay followers in Manila ... Buddhas (namely Sakyamuni, Amitabha, and Bhaisajyaguru) to the famous Ongpin Street, in Manila’s Chinatown ... beginning, Venerable Yung Guang founded the small Manila Buddhist Center in a premises offered by lay devotees ...
... islands of Cebu and Bacolod, they received requests from lay followers in Manila ... Buddhas (namely Sakyamuni, Amitabha, and Bhaisajyaguru) to the famous Ongpin Street, in Manila’s Chinatown ... beginning, Venerable Yung Guang founded the small Manila Buddhist Center in a premises offered by lay devotees ...
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