Blog tagged as Celebration

On October 31, 2024, Ramakrishna Math in Madurai celebrated Deepavali and Sri Kali Puja with spirituality and joy. The evening began with Arati and a special Puja honoring the Divine Mother. Devotees chanted bhajans and made offerings while the temple glowed with lamps.

On October 16, 2024, Madurai Math celebrated Sri Sri Lakshmi Puja with a special puja dedicated to Sri Sri Lakshmi Devi, soulful bhajans, and Nama Sankirtan. A special Arati was performed to Sri Lakshmi Devi at 8:45 pm, invoking her blessings for prosperity and well-being.

Madurai Math celebrated Navaratri from 4th to 13th October 2024 with daily recitations of Sri Devi Mahatmyam, Bhajans and Special Puja. A series of insightful lectures on the Glory of the Divine Mother (Sri Devi Mahatmyam) was held from 5th to 9th October.

We are delighted to invite you to the grand celebration of Sri Sri Durga Puja 2024 at Sri Ramakrishna Math, Madurai. The event will be held during the auspicious days of Navaratri, from 4th to 13th October 2024.

On 7th September 2024, Ramakrishna Math, Madurai, celebrated Vinayaka Chaturthi with a morning Puja for Bhagavan Sri Ganesh. Evening Arati, Vinayakar Agaval, Bhajans, and Kozhukattai prasadam marked the festive occasion.

On 21st July 2024, Ramakrishna Math, Madurai, celebrated Guru Purnima with great devotion and enthusiasm. The event saw participation from around 700 devotees who gathered to express their gratitude and respect to their Guru.

Phalaharini Kali Puja (Shodashi Puja) is celebrated on 2024-06-05 7:00pm Special Puja, Bhajan and Arati

Swami Kamalatmananda steps down after 24 years of service. A heartfelt farewell & warm welcome to Swami Nityadipananda as the new Adhyaksha marked by speeches, well-wishers & over 800 devotees!

Ramakrishna Math Madurai celebrated Bhagavan Sri Ramakrishna's 189th Jayanti with Mangalarati, puja, Homa, and Bhajans. Swami Prabhupremananda delivered a discourse. Prasad distributed to 640 devotees.

On 8th March 2024, we celebrated Maha Sivaratri at our Math with a night-long Special Puja and Bhajan session, starting from 7.00 pm and concluding at 5.00 am. Devotees poured milk (Abhishekam) to the Shiva Linga after the first Prahara Puja.