Our Lady of Hope, Vypeen church
Our Lady of Hope, Vypeen church
http://www.vypeenchurch.org
By the grace of God, the Church of Our Lady of Hope, Vypeen, facing the shipping channel of Cochin, is celebrating the fourth centenary of her erection on this 19th November, 2005. The statue of her Heavenly Patroness, Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Jesus Christ and the whole Catholic Church, with an anchor in hand, is symbolic of the deep faith of her children of the parish and the history of Vypeen.
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Mar 26, 2007
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