With the intention of forming the students in India itself, in the year 1961 five Vincentian students namely Michael Kuzhikattuchalil, Joseph Pudussery, Varghese Purackal, George Kuruttukunnel and Thomas Kottaram were sent to St. Joseph’s Pontifical Seminary, Alwaye, with Fr. Gerardo Conde, as the Father in-charge. They stayed with the Vincentian Fathers (V.C) in their Study House, at Alwaye. St. Vincent’s Mission House was built in 1962 in the land given by the Archdiocese of Verapoly. The Catholic cemetery was existing there even at that time with a chapel of the Parish of Thottakattukara. This Chapel became the Chapel of the New Study House, and liturgical services began to be conducted there regularly for the people of the locality. In course of time, in 1996, the Chapel was modified, to accommodate the people who were coming in large numbers to attend the liturgical services.

Today the house accommodates about 14 brothers and 3 priests. Our brothers go to St. Joseph’s Pontifical Seminary, Carmelagiri seminary for their theological studies.

St. Vincent’s Mission House is about 5kms from Alwaye Railway station on the way to North Paravur.