A church building, often simply called a church, is a building used for Christian religious activities, particularly worship services. The term in its architectural sense is most often used by Christians to refer to their religious buildings, but it is sometimes used (by analogy) for buildings of other religions.
St. Thomas Church, Padavarad is a Roman Catholic church under Syro Malabar Catholic Church. The church is located in the village of Padavard in Thrissur distrcit, Kerala State, South India Its around 8km from Thrissur town via Kuttenellur. Its around 2 km from Ollur. The church is in the name of St. Thomas also known […]
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St. Georges Church is located in the beautiful village of Pariyaram belonging to the Chalakudy Block. The church dedicated to the warrior saint – George of Lydda, is around 34 km from Thrissur town, via Pudukkad. Its around 5 km from Chalakudy. The parish was etablished in 1830, belongs to the Chalakudy Forane. The church
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Infant Jesus Church Varakkara is a Roman Catholic Church in the name of Infant Jesus. The church is located at the south side of Varakkara village on the Amballoor – Chimmini dam road. Its 150 metres away from the main road from the Varakkara Kurishupalli Junction. The church was established in 2006 and comes under
Our Lady Of Mount Carmel Church located in Mundur, Thrissur district, Kerala State, South India. The church was established in 1871, the current church that we see is the renovated one in 2019. The new renovated church is one of the biggest churches in Thrissur district. The neo gothic architecture is quite spectacular. Our Lady
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St. Antony’s Forane Church, Pudukad is located in Thrissur district, Kerala State, South India. Its around 15km from Thrissur, 16km from Chalakudy. St. Anthony was a fourth-century Egyptian who eschewed his possessions, moved into the desert, and became the “Father of All Monks.” In the middle of the 18th century, the catholics of Pudukad and