Monday to Saturday
Weekdays Mass
- Morning Mass
- 7:45 PM
- Evening Mass
- 7:30 PM

LIAT is a Claretian centre for prayer, formation and friendship. Whoever you are, wherever you are on your journey — there is a seat for you here.
Mass & confession timesSlide 1 of 4: A place to breathe, and to belong

Who we are
LIAT is run by the Claretian Missionaries (CMF), a congregation founded by St Anthony Mary Claret and present across more than sixty countries. “Animation” is our word for the work: not running programmes for their own sake, but breathing life into a community’s faith.
In practice that means the ordinary rhythms of a Catholic centre — daily Mass, confession, adoration — held together with formation for young adults, retreats, counselling and outreach to the neighbourhood around us.
There is no membership and no fee. The centre is open to Catholics, to those from other traditions, and to anyone simply curious enough to come in.

“A son of the Immaculate Heart of Mary is a man on fire with love, who spreads its flames wherever he goes.”
Come as you are. There is no need to arrive early or to know anyone.
Weekdays Mass
The Lord's Day
What we offer
Everything at the centre is open to anyone who wants to come. Nothing needs to be booked, and nothing costs anything.
Mass every day of the week, with sung liturgy on Sundays and feast days. Mass intentions can be arranged at the office.
Scheduled confession through the week, plus one-to-one spiritual direction with a Claretian priest by appointment.
Weekend and single-day retreats through the year, including preached retreats in Advent and Lent. Residential options available.
From the centre
Reflections, notes on the season, and news of what has been happening here — written by the priests at the centre.

Liat Youth Animation Centre and Santhwana Rehabilitation Centre, Puthenthopu, invite the community to walk together on World Mental Health Day.
Liat catholic center Office
Send us a note and a Claretian priest at the centre will reply. No question is too small, and you do not need to be a parishioner.