Archieparchia Trichur
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| Państwo |  Indie | |
| Siedziba | Triśur Catholic Archbishop's House, Bishop Palace Road, P.O. Box 706, Thrissur-680005, Kerala, India | |
| Data powołania | 18 maja 1995 | |
| Wyznanie | katolickie | |
| Kościół | syromalabarski | |
| Metropolia | Trichur | |
| katedra | Katedra Najświętszej Maryi Panny z Lourdes w Triśur | |
| Biskup diecezjalny | Andrews Thazhath | |
| Biskup pomocniczy | Tony Neelankavil | |
| Biskup senior | Jacob Thoomkuzhy | |
| Dane statystyczne (2014) | ||
| Liczba wiernych • odsetek wiernych | 471 611 15,4% | |
| Liczba kapłanów • w tym diecezjalnych • w tym zakonnych | 560 331 229 | |
| Liczba osób zakonnych | 3 483 | |
| Liczba parafii | 210 | |
| Powierzchnia | 2000 km² | |
Położenie na mapie Indii | ||
| 10,5229°N 76,2277°E/10,522900 76,227700 | ||
Archieparchia Trichur (łac. Archieparchia Trichuriensis, ang. Archeparchy of Trichur (Syro-Malabar)) – syromalabarska archieparchia ze stolicą w Triśur w stanie Kerala, w Indiach. Arcybiskupi Trichur są również metropolitami metropolii o tej samej nazwie.
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