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1992 December is the golden day in the history of Vellayambalm parish. It is on that day from Palayam cathedral parish and Nanthencode parish a part was bifurcated to form a new parish by name Vellayambalam. The idea of a new parish blossomed on 17.11.1992 with the issuance of a decree by the then bishop of Trivandrum, His Excellency Rt. Rev. Dr. Soosapakiam M. and the then chancellor Rev. Fr. Mohan C. Leon declaring to form a new parish in the name St. Theresa of Lisieux at Vellyambalam. It was actually the enthusiasm and determination of Msgr. S. Thomas then Vicar general of Trivandrum Diocese that paved the way for the establishment of the new parish and he assumed the charge as the first Parish Priest of Vellayambalam. The diocesan documentation centre, a hall primarily used as a granary, in the Bishop's House compound was availed to conduct church services until the construction of a new church for the parish.

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Way of the Cross
On every Friday during Lent at 05:30pm, lead by His Grace Archbishop Soosa Pakiam
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One day Retreat in Lent on 27.03.2010
One day Retreat by Kripasanam Dyana Kendram, Director Fr. Joseph Valiaveetil at Vellayambalam parish Church on 27.03.2010 from 8.00 am to 7pm
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Holy Week 2010
Holy week programme and Time table
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Parish Day - 2010
St. Therese of Lisieux Church, celebrates the Parish Day on 26th Jan 2010
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New Website for St. Therese of Lisieux Church
St. Therese of Lisieux Church website will be blessed and commissioned by Rt. Rev. Msgr. M Joseph on 26th Jan 2010
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PARISH BODY MEETINGS
BCC General body (First Sundays); Different Ministries (Second Sundays); Parish Council (Third Sundays); Youth (Fourth Sundays)
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CATECHISM CLASSES
English and Malayalam Catechism on every Sunday from 8:00 am to 9:30 am
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