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150 ปี ชาตกาล ตามรอยหลวงปู่มั่น

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ตามรอยเส้นทางธรรม องค์หลวงปู่มั่น ภูริทัตโต 150 ปี ชาตกาล

UNESCO มีมติรับรองประกาศยกย่องให้องค์หลวงปู่มั่น ภูริทัตโต เป็นบุคคลสำคัญของโลก สาขาสันติภาพ ในวาระ ปี 2563-2564 และได้รับการบรรจุให้มีการเฉลิมฉลองครบชาตกาล 150 ปีชาตกาล ในวันที่ 20 มกราคม 2563

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