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Name(s) of the Cult: The Pure Heart Society of Benevolence; The Pure Heart Society
First Appearance (name of story, scenario, etc.): ''[[Secrets_of_San_Francisco|The Secrets of San Francisco]]''?

NOTE: Most of the following information is inferred from references in the ''Call of Cthulhu'' scenario "[[Horror_Stories_From_The_Red_Room_(Monograph)|Horror Stories From The Red Room]]"; more information can probably be found in ''[[Secrets_of_San_Francisco|The Secrets of San Francisco]]''; contributers with access to ''[[Secrets_of_San_Francisco|The Secrets of San Francisco]]'' are encouraged to add additional information about this organization to this article.

==History and Scope==
A group of primarily Chinese-American immgrants in San Francisco, California, related to a larger order in China, who have joined forces to fight against the Cthulhu Mythos elements imported by [[Lang Fu]] and the [[Tcho-Tcho]]; In general, the Chinese immigrants hate the Tcho-Tcho as a malign entity in Chinatown.

===Identification===
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===Psychology and Behavior===
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==Resources==
Notable members and allies include:
* [[Yip Lo|Yip 'Uncle Sam' Lo]], group leader
* [[Big Trouble in Little China|Egg Shen]], magician

The group almost certainly access to their own secure library of Mythos tomes and artifacts, perhaps containing such items as:
* ''The [[Seven Cryptical Books of Hsan]]''
* ''[[The Tale of Priest Kwan]]''
* ''[[The Lament Configuration|Hellraiser]]''

The Pure Heart Society of Benevolence is actually a small part of a larger order based in China, and would almost certainly exchange additional help, expertise, and resources with its parent organization.

==Heresies and Controversies==
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==Keeper Comments==
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==Appearances==
(Stories and other works the cult appeared in.)
* Call of Cthulhu Scenario: "[[Horror_Stories_From_The_Red_Room_(Monograph)|Horror Stories From The Red Room]]"
* Call of Cthulhu Scenario: ''[[Secrets_of_San_Francisco|The Secrets of San Francisco]]''

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 * ''The [[Seven Cryptical Books of Hsan]]''
 * ''[[The Tale of Priest Kwan]]''
-* ''[[The Lament Configuration|Hellraiser]]''
+* ''[[Hellraiser|The Lament Configuration]]''
 The Pure Heart Society of Benevolence is actually a small part of a larger order based in China, and would almost certainly exchange additional help, expertise, and resources with its parent organization.