Churches
Of the thirty onechurches, five district churches namely, Santa Cruz Basilica, St. Joseph's Kumbalam, St. Antony's Kannamaly, Santa Cruz Perumbadappu, St. Mary' Thankey serve as Forane Churches.
- 1st District
- Santa Cruz Basilica, (Estd.1505) - Santa Cruz Cathedral, I 317, Cochin, 682001
- Church of Our Lady of Hope, (Estd. 1605)
- Our Lady of Life Church, (Estd. ------)
- St. Peter & Paul, (Estd. 1857)
- Holy Family Church, (Estd. 1901)
- St. Joseph's Bethlehem Church, (Estd. 1974)
- Stella Maris Church, (Estd. 1955)
- 2nd District
- St. Antony's Church, ( Estd. 1873)
- St. Thomas The Apostle Church, ( Estd. 1990)
- St. Louis Church, (Estd.-------)
- St. Francis Assisi Church, ( Estd. 1980)
- St. Joseph'S Church, ( Estd. 1968)
- St. Sebastian'S Church, ( Estd. 1832)
- 3rd District
- St. Lawrence Church, (Estd.-------)
- St. Sebastian's Church, (Estd. 1833)
- St. Joseph's Church, ( Estd. 1965)
- St. Lawrence Church, (Estd. 1986)
- St. Thomas More Church, ( Estd. 1991)
- Santa Cruz Church, ( Estd. 1965)
- St. Mary's Church, (Estd. 1978)
- 4th District
- Sacred Heart Church, (Estd. 1994)
- St. Joseph's Church, ( Estd. 1967)
- St. George's Church, (Estd. 1869)
- St. Peter's Church, (Estd. 1875)
- Martin D' Pores Church, (Estd. 1996)
- Immaculate Conception Church, (Estd. 1977)
- St. Sebastian's Church, (Estd. 1977)
- 5th District
- St. Augustine's Church, (Estd. 1901)
- St. Joseph's Church, (Estd. 1977)
- St. Antony's Church, (estd. 1978)
- St. Francis Xavier's Church, (Estd. 1843)
- St. Joseph's Church, ( Estd. 1986)
- Our Lady of Fatima Church,
- Our Lady of Ransom Church, (Estd. 2004)
- 6th District
- Our Lady of Purification Church, (Estd. 1832)
- St. George's Church, (Estd. 1866)
- St. Francis Xavier's Church, ( Estd. 1936)
- Our Lady of Assumption Church, (Estd. 1860)
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