Enjoy the spiritual peacefulness of St. Thomas Mount National Shrine. Respect displays of religious craftsmanship, see the shrine of a worshipped saint and appreciate all encompassing views of Chennai city. First raised in the sixteenth century, the church stands on the site of where custom states that St. Thomas the Apostle was murdered. Start your visit by strolling up a pedestrian-just way and staircase driving from the base of St. Thomas Mount. Pause to study the portrayals of the 14 Stations of the Cross that line the course. The church's engineering resembles Armenian and Syrian ecclesiastical landmarks. Over the primary entryway is an inscription that reads "My Lord My God." Note bronze plaques portraying scriptural scenes such as The Last Supper. See a statue of Pope John Paul II and a stone-cut cross, thought to have been chiseled by St. Thomas himself. The patio surrounding the church presents views of some of Chennai's bustling business areas, firmly pressed residential districts and green spaces. Watch as individuals, all things considered, including Christians, Hindus and Muslims show up at the church. Step inside to discover antiquated artworks and relics.