St. Antony the Abbot Church Elamthottam

St. Antony the Abbot’s Church, Elamthottam (est. 1872) is the only church in Kerala dedicated to St. Antony the Great, father of Christian monasticism. Rich in Thomistic tradition, it belongs to the Syro-Malabar Eparchy of Pala.

Guided by Faith, United in Grace

Rooted in tradition and illuminated by the Spirit, our parish stands as a beacon of hope and unity. Through prayer, service, and community, we walk together in the light of Christ.

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+ Years of Heritage
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Fr. George Ampazhathumkal MCom, PhD

Vicar

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Our Mission

To strengthen the spiritual foundation of families through prayer, fellowship, a nd Christian living — fostering a community rooted in love, faith, and the example of St. Antony the Abbot.

Our Vision

To build a vibrant and united parish where every family becomes a center of prayer, every youth grows in faith, and every generation carries forward the light of our Syro-Malabar heritage.

Our Values

Faith in Christ, commitment to tradition, love for the Church, unity in community, and service to those in need — these are the virtues we uphold and strive to pass on to generations to come.

Our Saint Patron

Pioneer of Christian monasticism, St Antony’s life of prayer, solitude, and spiritual strength continues to inspire believers around the world.

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St Antony of Egypt (251-356)

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Our Saint Patron

Father of Christian monasticism, St Antony led a life of deep prayer and solitude, guiding many towards spiritual renewal and community.

Life in Solitude

With unwavering faith, St Antony withdrew into the desert, battling temptations through prayer, fasting, and silence — becoming a beacon of inner strength.

Spiritual Legacy

His teachings shaped generations of monks and seekers, emphasizing purity of heart, simplicity, and dedication to God's will.

Defender of the Faith

St Antony stood firm against heresies like Arianism, courageously defending the truth of Christ even amidst rising challenges.

A Legacy of Faith & Service Since 1969

Since its founding in 1969, the convent has been a beacon of compassion and dedication, serving the community through education, healthcare, and social outreach. Guided by values of humility, kindness, and commitment, the sisters have nurtured countless lives, empowered women through skill development, and provided spiritual guidance for generations. Today, the convent continues its mission, building upon a strong legacy of faith and service.

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Holy Qurbana & Prayer Schedule

Join us in daily worship and prayer as we grow together in faith and devotion to Christ and our patron, St. Antony the Abbot.

Day
Services
Sunday
Sapra: 06:20 am, Holy Qurbana: 06:45 am, Sapra: 09:30 am, Holy Qurbana: 09:30 am
Monday
Sapra: 06:10 am, Holy Qurbana: 06:25 am
Tuesday
Holy Qurbana: 06:25 am
Wednesday
Sapra: 06:10 am, Holy Qurbana: 06:15 am, Novena (St. Mary): 07:00 am
Thursday
Holy Qurbana: 05:00 am, Sapra: 05:55 am, Holy Qurbana: 06:15 am, Novena (St. Antony): 07:15 am, Ramsa: 04:00 pm
Friday
Sapra: 06:10 am, Holy Qurbana: 06:25 am
Saturday
Sapra: 06:10 am, Holy Qurbana: 06:25 am

Our Sacred Celebrations

A look at the cherished feast days celebrated with devotion and community spirit at our church

JUL 03 --
Feast Day

Dukhrana – St. Thomas the Apostle

Commemorating the martyrdom of St. Thomas the Apostle, the Apostle of India, with solemn Qurbana and community gatherings.

JUL 30 --
Feast Day

Feast of St. Alphonsa

Celebrating the life and sanctity of the first woman saint of India through Holy Qurbana, intercession prayers, and cultural events.

JAN -- --
Feast Day

Feast of St. Sebastian

The annual celebration honoring St. Sebastian with procession, solemn Qurbana, and traditional offerings.

NOV -- --
Patron Day

Feast of St. Antony the Abbot

The main patronal feast of our parish, celebrated with solemn Qurbana, novena, cultural procession, and community meals.

Notable Vicar

Spiritual leader serving with dedication and grace

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Vicar

Rev. Fr. George Ampazhathumkal MCom, PhD

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