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Mary Matha Church is located in Kottekad road, Kuttur, Thrissur district, Kerala state, South India. The church is around 5km away from Thrissur town, around 4km from Amala Nagar. The parish was established in 1947 and it comes under the forane of St Mary’s Assumption Forane Church, Kottekad. Contact number is +91 487 2387806 Holy […]
St. Mathews Church is located at Palakkal, on the way from Thrissur to Irinjalakuda/Kodungallur, around 7kms from Thrissur town. The first church was constructed in 1941 and in 1971 this church was demolished and construction on the new one began. It was completed in 1973. In 2002 the church was demolished and construction began on
St. Mary’s Church is located in Ponganamkad (or Ponganamkadu), Thrissur district, Kerala, South India. Its on the way from Villadam to Thanikudam. This area was part of the Vijayapuram (Cheroor) parish. In 1961, the construction of the church in Ponganamkad was started and on September 9, 1962, the Parangadukadu parish in the name of the
St. Antony’s Church located in Punnamparambu, is one of the oldest churches in Machad, Thrissur district, Kerala. This church is around 18km from Thrissur town, around 8km from Wadakkanchery. Photos of St. Antony’s Church, Punnamparambu, Machad Below are some of the pictures or photos of this church. There are a few buses running through this
Our Lady Of Velankanni Church or Arogya Matha Devalayam is located at Karumathra near Punnamparambu (on the way from Thanikudam to Machad). It was built in Nov 1982. Thirunal is celebrated every year from 31st August to 8th September. Our Lady Of Velankanni Church or Arogya Matha Devalayam, Karumathra – Holy Mass Timings Holy Mass
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