Paten retained in personal possession in the United States
Paten retained by Monsignor Minh after graduation.
Paten retained by Monsignor Minh after graduation.
Chalice set retained by Monsignor Minh after graduation.
Kept by Monsignor Minh during his studies at St. John’s University (New York City), where he earned a Doctorate in Scientific Philosophy in 1968.
Kept by Monsignor Minh during his studies at St. John’s University (New York City), where he earned a Doctorate in Scientific Philosophy in 1968.
Flag of the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) sewn for display during Tết Nguyên Đán (Lunar New Year) celebrations held at Mount San Antonio Community College. First display was in 1982.
Handbag donated by Đinh Hữu Quân to the museum for the exhibition “Chúa vẫn còn làm phép lạ / Miracles Still Happen.”
The bag moved with Đinh Hữu Quân and his family to the U.S. where they were resettled.
Donated to the Vietnamese Heritage Museum on 9/23/2022 in Huntington Beach, California.
Ông Bùi Chiên, the eldest son of Cụ Ông Bùi Thuần, returned to Trình Phố to perform a ritual at the ancestral hall, during which he reclaimed two bát chiết yêu and four ceramic dishes that had long been preserved there. He brought these heirlooms to the United States, where they continued to serve in ancestor worship.
The teapot was purchased by Tony Lam's daughter, an avid antique collector, during a return trip to Vietnam. She gifted it to her father upon her return to California.