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+ 5385 - Syro-Malabar Catholic family at prayer, Akkaparambu, Kerala, India.	+ 5395 - Women praying at the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church, Pinkulum, Kerala, India.	+ 5374 - Easter sunday midnight procession of the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church, Akkaparambu, Keralal, India.	+ 07in162 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Interior. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.	+ 07in169 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Above altar. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.	+ 07in168 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Statue of Thomas. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.
+ 07in172 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Statue of Thomas. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.	+ 07in124 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Exterior of the building. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.	+ 07in161 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Exterior of the building. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.	+ 06in246 - Children of Paracode village. ’Jesus Fraternity’, a project which rehabilitates ex-convicts, run by Clarentian Syro-Malabar Catholic Fathers in Ernakulum, Kerala, India.	+ 07in166 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Statues depicting the murder of Thomas at Mayapur. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiti ng the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.	+ 06in193 - Visits to post-tsunami site in Kanyakumari where CNEWA funds relief efforts through the Social Services office of the Syro-Malabar Church. Victims of the disaster, these people are living in temporary shelters provided by the government. India.
+ 06in248 - Father Joy Cheradiyil visiting house which he donated to family of Anthony and Philomena, Paracode village. ’Jesus Fraternity’, a project which rehabilitates ex-convicts, run by Clarentian Syro-Malabar Catholic Fathers in Ernakulum, Kerala, India.	+ 06in249 - Children of Paracode village, near Ernakulum, Kerala. ’Jesus Fraternity’, a project which rehabilitates ex-convicts, run by Clarentian Syro-Malabar Catholic Fathers in Ernakulum, Kerala, India.	+ 06in250 - Children of Paracode village, near Ernakulum, Kerala. ’Jesus Fraternity’, a project which rehabilitates ex-convicts, run by Clarentian Syro-Malabar Catholic Fathers in Ernakulum, Kerala, India.	+ 06in188 - Visits to post-tsunami site in Kanyakumari where CNEWA funds relief efforts through the Social Services office of the Syro-Malabar Church. The Lakshadweep Sea, calm at this time, but site of the destructive forces of the tsunami 0n 26 December 2004, India.	+ 07in184 - INDIA Father Sebastian Arackal, Syro-Malabar parish priest, at St. Thomas Ecumenical International Dialogue Centre, Nilackal (Chayal), one of the 8 churches founded by Thomas after 52 AD. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.	+ 07in163 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Baptismal font where Thomas first baptised the Brahmins and dazzled therm by turning water drops into diamonds. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.
+ 06in186 - Visits to post-tsunami site in Kanyakumari where CNEWA funds relief efforts through the Social Services office of the Syro-Malabar Church. Memorial in Colachal to the 414 people who perished because of the tsunami. Hand of a child grasping the arm of an adult as they struggle in the waves, India.	+ 06in194 - Visits to post-tsunami site in Kanyakumari where CNEWA funds relief efforts through the Social Services office of the Syro-Malabar Church. Victims of the disaster, these people are living in temporary shelters provided by the government. India.	+ 07in164 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Baptismal font where Thomas first baptised the Brahmins and dazzled therm by turning water drops into diamonds. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.	+ 06in190 - Visits to post-tsunami site in Kanyakumari where CNEWA funds relief efforts through the Social Services office of the Syro-Malabar Church. The Lakshadweep Sea, calm at this time, but site of the destructive forces of the tsunami 0n 26 December 2004. Fishermen carring nets and poles from a fishing boat, India.	+ 07in170 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Painting inside church shopwing baptismal pond where Thomas first baptised the Brahmins and dazzled therm by turning water drops into diamonds. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.	+ 07in183 - INDIA Father Sebastian Arackal, Syro-Malabar parish priest, at St. Thomas Ecumenical International Dialogue Centre, Nilackal (Chayal), one of the 8 churches founded by Thomas after 52 AD. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.
+ 06in245 - Father Joy Cheradiyil (wearing white cassock) visiting the home of Mathew, a rehabilitated convict and his wife Biju, an orphan, whose happy marriage was arranged by the Fathers and Sisters. ’Jesus Fraternity’, a project which rehabilitates ex-convicts, run by Clarentian Syro-Malabar Catholic Fathers in Ernakulum, Kerala, India.	+ 06in242 - ’Jesus Fraternity’, a project which rehabilitates ex-convicts, run by Clarentian Syro-Malabar Catholic Fathers in Ernakulum, Kerala. At Shanti Bhavan Ashram, a halfway house where inmates stay while jobs, and in some cases wives and houses, are found for them, India.	+ 06in243 - ’Jesus Fraternity’, a project which rehabilitates ex-convicts, run by Clarentian Syro-Malabar Catholic Fathers in Ernakulum, Kerala. At Shanti Bhavan Ashram, a halfway house where inmates stay while jobs, and in some cases wives and houses, are found for them, India.	+ 06in192 - Visits to post-tsunami site in Kanyakumari where CNEWA funds relief efforts through the Social Services office of the Syro-Malabar Church. Augustina Ammal (woman with red shirt) lost 33 members of her family in the tsunami. Most died when they fled the tsunami and drowned in the canal shown in the background. The canal is just 100 meters inland from the beach, India.	+ 07in165 - INDIA The Syro-Malabar church, founded by Saint Thomas, at Palayur, Kerala. Hindu/Christian statue depicting Virgin and Child with elephants and a lotus blossom. In the footsteps of Saint Thomas: visiting the eight churches founded by the Apostle in Kerala after he arrived in 52 AD.	+ 06in187 - Visits to post-tsunami site in Kanyakumari where CNEWA funds relief efforts through the Social Services office of the Syro-Malabar Church. Memorial in Colachal to the 414 people who perished because of the tsunami. Pushapa Raj, 33, points to the name of his father on the tsunami memorial. He lost 12 family members in the tsunami. He survived by ’clinging to a tree. I was at home eating when the 100 foot wave swept over our hut near the beach, It was so fast! My parents and brother-in-law perished, although my wife and child survived.’, India.