Puliampatti Annual Feast - 2012 (From 26th January to 7th February) Watch Live»
St. Anthony of Puliampatti
Not until five years ago Puliampatti was reachable through fine roads as now. The throngs that gather now are as same as it was fifty years ago. An obscure and tiny hamlet with the strength of less than 200 Roman Catholic following boasts of a magnificent and renowned Roman Catholic Shrine and vibrant Parish with nine surrounding villages attached to it. The hamlet is far off from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Yet, the Shrine is dear to many devotees transcending religions, caste, creed and societal status. For the adherents of this church, all Tuesdays are sacred, more so are the last Tuesdays of Tamil months. And the most sacred one happens to be the last Tuesday of Thai (January & February). This day is celebrated as the annual titular feast day every year...
The last Resort of the Abandoned
St. Anthony is the last refuge when all human efforts come to a halt. One may find here people of every sickness. People come here when their doctors express their hopelessness. St. Anthony sustains the hope and makes them find a cause to live. It is a sheer wonder to all to come to know of the mentally sick tied to the trees or chained break of their chains and walk happily freed from the disease. The unflinching faith of the pilgrims brings forth their desired health. For an understanding of faith working miracles unheard of, one need to look no further than Puliampatti...
Puliampatti Annual Feast 2012
(From 26th January to 7th February)
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Events
06.02.2012 - 6.00 p.m - Monday |
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| Liturgical Timings during the Novena Days DAILY |
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| 06.00 a.m. | Mass |
| 12.00 Noon | prayer Service, |
| 06.30 p.m. | Mass, Novena prayer, Sermon and benediction |
| Sunday | |
| 07.30 a.m. | Mass |
| 11.30 a.m. | Mass |
| 06.30 p.m. | Mass, Novena prayer, Sermon and benediction |
| Tuesday | |
| 06.00 a.m. | Mass |
| 11.30 a.m. | Novena prayer, Mass |
| 06.30 p.m. | Mass, Sermon and benediction |
