Velankanni Town - Gallery

Gallery

  • Velankanni Church - Front View

  • Velankanni Basilica - Extension - Fron View

  • Veilankanni Basilica - A Panoramic Side View - Church and Church Extension seen at a stretch

  • Veilankanni Basilica - Left side view

  • Veilankanni Basilica - Right side view

  • Veilankanni Basilica at Dusk

  • Veilankanni Church Pond

  • Pilgrims walking on their knees towards the Pond

  • Veilankanni - Adoration Center

  • Velankanni Basilica

  • Chappel in Nadu Thittu where Mother Mary appeared for the first time

  • A Chappel for St Sebastin at Velankanni

  • Velankanni Church Office housing office, priest residence and a shop

  • Veilankanni Basilica evening view

  • Velankanni Main Basilica and Flag during Feast

  • Flag Pole at the Church

  • Hindu custom and faith are followed in Velankanni to certain extent

  • Morning Star church under construction

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