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Bishop Giuse Đỗ Quang Khang establishes 8 new parishes
First source report
Bishop Giuse Đỗ Quang Khang established eight new parishes within the Diocese of Bac Ninh on October 30, 2026. The Bishop of Bac Ninh announced the decision through the diocesan office.
The new parishes and their respective deaneries are as follows: Cho Don in the Bac Kan deanery; Mai Thuong in the Bac Giang deanery; Nong Vu in the Noi Bai deanery; Sang-Ty, Diem Thuy, and Phuc Thuan in the Thai Nguyen deanery; Tham Kha in the Tuyen Quang deanery; and Luong Quan in the Vinh Phuc deanery.
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