Imagine stepping into a world of history and spirituality, where the echoes of faith resound. In the heart of Vienna’s 13th district, on Lainzer Strasse 154A, lies the St. Maria Malankara. This church, often called St. Mary’s Malankara Syrian Orthodox Church, holds a special place in the hearts of the Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Christians who have made Vienna their home. The story of this church is a testament to their resilience and commitment to their faith. In 1989, the church was born. It was initially housed in the Armenian Church, Kolonitzgasse 11. However, it soon blossomed, finding a permanent home within the walls of the “Ehemalige Pfarrkirche Lainz”, a building steeped in history. Today, St. Maria Malankara radiates warmth and welcomes all who seek to connect with their faith. For more than 30 years, the church has become a vital hub for its parishioners, providing a sanctuary for prayer, a haven for celebration, and a source of strength and guidance for the Malankara Syrian Orthodox Christian community in Vienna.
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