Spiritual Spaces
Step into sacred spaces where faith, prayer, and devotion guide every soul closer to Infant Jesus.
Infant Jesus Shrine
The Infant Jesus Shrine is the heart of devotion and grace, where countless faithful gather to seek blessings, healing, and consolation through the tender intercession of the Divine Child. This sacred space invites all to approach Jesus with childlike trust, offering prayers, petitions, and thanksgiving in an atmosphere of peace and hope.
Infant Jesus Church
The Church stands as the central place of worship, where the community comes together to celebrate the Holy Eucharist and the Sacraments. It is a house of prayer where God’s Word is proclaimed, faith is nourished, and hearts are lifted in praise and thanksgiving.
Velankanni Mother Grotto
Dedicated to Our Lady of Velankanni, this serene grotto is a place of quiet prayer and Marian devotion. Faithful devotees entrust their intentions to the loving care of Mother Mary, seeking her maternal intercession and comfort in times of need.
Rosary Garden
The Rosary Garden offers a tranquil environment for meditation and contemplation. Surrounded by nature and sacred symbols, it encourages the faithful to reflect on the mysteries of the Rosary, fostering deeper communion with Christ through Mary.
Chapel
The Chapel is a sacred space for silent prayer and Eucharistic adoration. Here, the faithful encounter the living presence of Jesus, finding inner peace, strength, and spiritual renewal in moments of stillness and devotion.
Marriage Hall & Ground
The Marriage Hall and Ground serve as a space for celebrating life’s sacred moments and community gatherings. Rooted in Christian values, this area supports parish and family celebrations, strengthening bonds of fellowship and unity in the spirit of joy and gratitude.
Stations of the Cross
The Stations of the Cross provide a prayerful path to meditate on the Passion and Sacrifice of Our Lord Jesus Christ. As the faithful walk this sacred way, they are invited to reflect on Christ’s immense love and redemptive suffering, drawing inspiration for their own journey of faith.
