Ma-Tsu Temple of USA, Mazu temple in San Francisco
The Ma-Tsu Temple is a sacred site dedicated to the Chinese sea goddess Mazu.
Founded in 1986, it stands as a spiritual heritage for the Chinese-American community.
This temple reflects the religious diversity and immigrant history of San Francisco.
Visitors can explore its richly adorned halls and partake in cultural events.
It's one of the few temples outside China devoted to the worship of Mazu.
Inception: 1986
Website: matsuusa.org
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The Ma-Tsu Temple is a sacred site dedicated to the Chinese sea goddess Mazu.
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