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- July 3rd is celebrated as St.Thomas Day in memory of martyrdom except in Niranam where December 21st is celebrated .
- In Azhicode, Bharatha Pravesam Thirunal, in memory of the landing of St.Thomas in A.D. 52 is celebrated on November 21st.
- Third International Conference on History of Early Christianity in India and Middle East will be held at Century Park Hotel, Amman, Jordan from 13th to 20th September 2008. This includes four days visit to the Biblical places in Jordan and Israel from 17-20th of September 2008.
- Sunday Readings Sunday August 12, 2007 - 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time. First Reading - Wisdom 18:6-9, Second Reading - Hebrews 11:1-2,8-19, Gospel - Luke 12:35-40.
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St.Thomas Card
1 May 2007
St.Thomas Sand Card is the most sought after relic from Mylapore. Pigrims take this as a souvenier for their near and dear ones back home.[1]. (more...)
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Voice of St.Thomas
27 July 2007
Quarterly magazine from San Thome Basilica. International standard production, major articles, features, regular columns and photographs . (more...)
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PDDM Liturgical Centre
4 July 2007
Blessing of PDDM Liturgical Centre at National Shrine of St.Thomas Basilica premises on 7th July. Liturgical articles, religious books and St.Thomas relic card etc... are available here. (more...)
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Information in this thomawiki is based on Christian traditions and belief.
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Open source travel/pilgrim guide featuring up-to-date information on St.Thomas Monuments,attractions,what to see, when to visit, how to reach, hotels, restaurants, travel tips and more. Free and reliable advice written by St.Thomas pilgrims from around the globe. Powered by Disciples of St.Thomas (DOST), a St.Thomas Christian laypersons' association worldwide.