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St. Ignatius Elias III

(Patriarch of Antioch)

February 13, 1932

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St. Gregorios Chathuruthil

(Patron Saint of Malankara)

November 2, 1902

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St. Athanasious Paulose

(Valiya Thirumeni)

January 26, 1953

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78th dukrono of the Patriarch St. Ignatius Elias-III

PILGRIM WEEK AT MANJINIKKARA BEGINS WITH HOLY MASS

 

PATHANAMTHITTA - Feb 8, 2010: The annual Manjinikkara Perunnal (festival) and 78th dukrono (feast) of the Patriarch of Antioch & All the East St. Ignatius Elias-III, began at Manjinikkara, near here, on Sunday. 

The festival began with a holy Tri-Mass followed by the hoisting of flag at the Dayro premises on February 7 morning. Metropolitans Their Eminences Mor Milithios Yuhanon, Mor Athanasius Geevarghese and Mor Theodosius Mathews led the Tri-Mass at the Dayro church at 8 a.m.

Later, in the evening, H.E. Mor Dionysius Geevarghese, head of St. Ignatius Dayro, hoisted the flag in the presence of a large congregation of faithful.

The week long religious convention to be held in connection with the
dukrono will begin on February 9th. His Eminence Geevarghese Mor Dionysius will inaugurate the convention and Mor Athanasius Geevarghese will deliver the religious discourse on the occasion.

 

Flag Procession started from Malabar

MEENANGADI - Feb 5, 2010:  Patriarchal Flag procession in connection with the feast of St. Ignatius Elias III at Manjinikkara started from the tomb of Late Lamented Mor Philoxenos Samuel at St. Peter's & St. Paul's Cathedral here on Feb 05, Friday.

 

Diocesan Metropolitan Mor Philoxenos Zacharias blessed the patriarchal flag and given to the Captains, Rev. Fr. Shibin Paul and Reji Kurian. Sabha Working Committee member, Rev. Fr. Jacob Michael Pulliyattel, Diocesan Secretary Rev. Fr. Mathai Athirampuzhayil, Rev. Fr. Kuriakose Cheerothottam, Diocesan Organiser Yeldho Thuruthummel and others were present.

 

After visiting all the parishes in Malabar, Kozhikode and Trichur Diocese, the procession reaches St. Mary's JSO Church, Nadamel. Later on Feb 12, Friday, the procession will be given a warm welcome at the Shrine of St. Ignatius Elias III, Omalloor by His Beatitude Catholicos Baselios Thomas I, Patriarchal delegate, Dr. Mor Gregorios Yohanna Ibrahim, Arch Bishop of Aleppo, Reesh Dayro Mor Dionysius Geevarghese, Mor Athanasius Geevarghese and other metropolitans of the church.
 

Delegation from Aleppo

His Eminence Mor Gregorios Yuhanon Ibrahim, the Archbishop of Aleppo, Syria, will be the Chief guest & the Patriarchal delegate for this years' annual feast. A large delegation from Aleppo is accompanying His Eminence during the pilgrimage. They will arrive in Kerala on 10th February and will leave on 16th.

 

A meeting in archdiocesan headquarters in Aleppo before pilgrimage

(Source: AleppoSuryoye.com)

 

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NEW METROPOLITAN FOR THE SPIRITUAL ORGANISATIONS OF

 THE MALANKARA SYRIAN CHURCH

Mor Barnabas Geevarghese ordained bishop

Puthencuriz, Kerala, India, February 1, 2009: His Beatitude the Catholicos Aboon Mor Baselios Thomas-I today consecrated Very Rev. Geevarghese Thengumtharayil as Metropolitan by name Mor BARNABAS Geevarghese for the spiritual organizations of the Malankara Jacobite Syrian Christian Church. The divine ceremony was held at the St. Athanasius Cathedral in the Malankara Syrian Church headquarters, Puthencuriz.  Faithful from far and near attended ceremonies led by His Beatitude. 

The day started at the St. Athanasius Cathedral with the morning worship commencing at 7.30 am. The Catholicos of the East and Metropolitan Trustee, Aboon Mor Baselios Thomas-I, was the chief celebrant at the consecration ceremony which began with a holy Qurbono at 8.30 a.m. Twenty One metropolitans were present on the occasion assisting His Beatitude the Catholicos during the consecration ceremony.

Earlier the four-hour-long ordination process got under way with the ceremonial procession carrying the bishops designate to the Madbho. This was followed by the reading of the Patriarchal Bull, declaring the elevation of bishop-designate, for the spiritual organisations.

The ‘Ramban’, Rev. Geevarghese Thengumtharayil, passed through the consecration process which came to a formal conclusion with the priests chanting ‘oxios,’ holding the bishops high in their chairs by around 12 pm. Following the age-old traditions of the Syrian Church, the new metropolitan was named Mor Barnabas Geevarghese by the chief celebrant Catholicos Aboon Mor Baselios Thomas-I. The religious ceremonies were followed by a public reception.

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St. Antony's Church, Mangalore consecrated

and elevated as Cathedral

H.B Catholicos installed the Soonoro of St. Mary and Holy Relics of

St. Ignatius Elias III and St. Gregorios Chathuruthil

 

JEPPU, MANGALORE: St. Antony's JSO Church here consecrated and elevated as the Cathedral today, Jan 31, Sunday. His Beatitude Catholicos Baselios Thomas I was the chief celebrant. Metropolitans Their Graces, Mor Polycarpus Geevarghese, Dr. Mor Gregorios Joseph, Dr. Mor Ivanios Mathews, Mor Aphrem Mathews, Mor Irenios Paulose and Mor Anthonios Yaq'ub assisted Catholicos. Secretary to the Holy Episcopal Synod in Malankara Dr. Mor Gregorios Joseph read the Apostolic Bull of His Holiness Patriarch Ignatius Zakka I Iwas. This is one of the biggest churches outside Kerala, with the main thronos dedicated to St. Antony and others dedicated to St. Mary, St. George, St. Gregorios Chathuruthil and St. Ignatius Elias III. A public function held on Jan 30, in which Rt. Rev. Dr. J. S. Sadananda (C. S. I Bishop), Veerappa Moily (Hon. Union Minister), Oscar Fernandez (AICC General Secretary), Padhma Shri Dr. Veerendra Hegde (Abbot of Dharmasthala Mutt),Monsignor Fr Dennis Moras Prabhu, vicar general of Mangalore Diocese were present. The church is designed by Ardhiklo De Etho Commander Santhosh John.

 

Dr. Heggade Stresses Need for Communal Harmony at Consecration Celebrations of Jacobite Syrian Church

 

MANGALORE: “A temple or a church should give peace of mind to a devotee and should make him surrender to God. Hence, a place of God should attract with its structure”, said Padma Shri Dr D Veerendra Heggade, Dharmadhikari of Dharmastala, at a public meeting organized at St Antony’s Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church, Jeppu, as part of the celebration of its Holy Mooron Consecration Ceremony on renovation.

Speaking on Saturday January 30, he said that the church is a place which makes devotees surrender to God in search of his blessings. “The architecture of the church helps everybody pray in a silent environment. When entering this church it attracted me with its beauty”, he said appreciating the renovated church. 

Dr Heggade recalled that he had seen a similar church on his visit to Russia and said that the ancient temples and churches were a good place to worship God which even on a first visit makes us pray to God in a different way. 

He also said that the Jacobite Syrian community has contributed much to the culture of this district. “Their contributions to the field of agriculture, business, and others in a notable manner are really appreciable. Without discriminating in the name of religion, we have to live in a better way in future”, added Dr Heggade.

Oscar Fernandes, former union minister, inaugurated the programme. Dr J S Sadananda, Bishop of C S I Karnataka Southern Diocese, released the parish telephone directory. 

MLA U T Khader, and Vinay Kumar Sorake, former Member of Parliament, were present as chief guests. 

H B Catholicos Baselios Thomas I, presided over the programme. The Holy Mooron Consecration celebrations started on Friday January 29 and will conclude with consecration on Sunday January 31.

 

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PATRIARCHAL ENCYCLICAL OF LENT - 2010

 

During this time of year, at the beginning of the Lent Season, our beloved Patriarch distributes his blessed Encyclical to our churches worldwide. The Encyclical is to be read in our Syriac Orthodox Churches, and it is now available in three languages. You may read it by clicking on the web address below:

 

Syriac         English        Arabic


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Mor Philoxenos Zacharias and Mor Osthatheos Issac celebrated Holy Qurbono at St. Mark's Monastery (Sehion Malika), Jerusalem.

 


JERUSALEM: Metropolitans Their Graces Mor Osthatheos Issac and Mor Philoxenos Zacharias celebrated Holy Qurbono at St. Mark's Monastery here. Earlier Mor Severios Malke Murad, Patriarchal Vicar of Jerusalem gave a warm welcome to the metropolitans and delegation. Later on Jan 28th, the 38th Birth Day of Mor Philoxenos Zacharias was celebrated at Nile River, Egypt.

The delegation includes Very Rev. Sleeba Kattumaangattu Corepiscopa,  Ardhiklo De Etho Youfadyokhono Commander Santhosh John.

 

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Mor Philoxenos Zacharias and Mor Osthatheos Issac submitted Salmoosa to H.H The Patriarch

 

Maa'rat Sayyidnaya, Damascus, 23 January 2010: The newly ordained Metropolitans, Mor Philoxenos Zacharias of Malabar Diocese and Mor Osthatheos Issac of Mailapore Diocese visited His Holiness, The Patriarch Ignatius Zakka I Iwas at Mor Aphrem Monastery here and submitted Salmoosa (obedience in writing) to His Holiness. His Holiness, The Patriarch issued Susthathikkon to the metropolitans. The delegation from Malankara includes H.G. Mor Gregorios Joseph, Secretary to the Holy Episcopal Synod in Malankara and Ardhiklo De Etho Commander Santhosh John. Earlier the delegation was welcomed by Mor Philoxenos Mathias Nayis, Dn. Markose (Joshi), Secretary to the Patriarch in Malankara Affairs and others from the Seminary.

 

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Padma Shri for the great son of Malankara Jacobite

Syrian Orthodox Church

 New Delhi, India- 26th January 2010.: The great son of Jacobite Syrian Church, Prof. Dr. Pukadiyil Ittoop John honoured with Padhma Shri, the fourth highest civilian honour, by Her Excellency Dr. Prathiba Singh Patil, The President of India, for his contribution in the field of Science, Engineering & Technology. Dr. P. I. John is a scientist in the Institute for Plasma Research, Gujarat. Dr. P. I John is the great grandson of Pucadyil Ittoop Writer, the great historian of Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church. He belongs to St. Mary's Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church, Ahamedabad and St. Ignatius Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Simhasana Church, Kottayam.

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Lebanon Ambassador for Syria His Excellency Michael Al Khoury

visits Holy Father

Damascus, Syria, 26 Jan 2010: Lebanese Ambassador for Syria, His Excellency Michael Al Khoury visited His Holiness, The Patriarch Moran Mor Ignatius Zakka I Iwas at St. Ephraim Monastery here on Jan 26, Tuesday. Arch Bishop Dr. Mor Gregorios Yohanna Ibrahim of Aleppo, Mor Clemis Daniel of Beirut and Korea and Mor Philoxenos Mathias Nayyis, Patriarchal Assistant and Director of the Seminary were present. His Excellency Michael Al Khoury was accorded a warm welcome at the Monastery.

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57th dukrono of St. Athanasious Paulos Valiya Thirumeni

THis Beatitude the Catholicos offered prayers at the Thrikkunnath

St. Mary's Church which was reopened after 3 decades

Thrikkunnath, Aluva - 24th January 2010: Fulfilling the long standing wishes of the multitude of faithful, the Thrikkunnath St. Mary’s Church where the remains of three Syrian Church fathers are entombed and was remaining closed for more than 3 decades, was reopened for two days following a historic High Court verdict on 21st. It was a moment of great delight for the entire Jacobite Syrian Christians for whom this was of a very sentimental nature particularly considering that this church was once the nave centre of the Malankara Jacobite Syrian church at a time when the Church headquarters as well as the Angamali diocesan centre functioned from the Thirkkunnath Seminary located at the adjacent property.

Though it was Ambattu Mor Koorilos Geevarghese and Kadavil Mor Athanasious Paulose who laid the foundation for the seminary and the Church at Thrikkunnath, it was their famous successor Saint Athanasious Paulose, the former Malankara Metropolitan and the regional head of the Syriacs in India who was the key person behind the development of this Church and the nearby seminary. The Holy father passed away on January 25th 1953 and was entombed by the side of the tomb of Kadavil Mor Athanasious Paulose, the first Metropolitan of the Angamali diocese.  From that period until mid 1960’s it was the seat of Vayaliparambil Mor Gregorios Geevarghese, the then head of the Angamali diocese of the Jacobite Syrian Church. It was during this period, that the unity with a group in Malankara who separated from the Syrian Church five decades earlier occurred. However this brief period of unity did not lasted for long and a further separation happened in a decade’s time.

The Thrikkunnath St. Mary’s church first swelled into disputes in the late 1970’s following fresh dissident activities of the erstwhile Metropolitan faction who subsequently claimed ownership of both the church and the nearby seminary. Since then the premises was experiencing serious law and order problems following which the church remained closed as per the instruction of the Government authorities.  These disputes were continuing all through and continuous tensions were prevailing here.

Considering the longevity of the litigations in the various Courts between both the parties, the prelates and faithful of the Jacobite Syrian Church were demanding the reopening of the church for regular services so that it can be used by both the Churches until a final verdict from the Judicial courts comes. Though the entire Syrian Christians extended full support for any such moves, it was been regularly obstructed by some in the leadership of Metropolitan faction. The High Court verdict which came now at an unexpected time became a great moment of relief and joy for thousand of believers of the Church.

As per the special instruction of the High Court the Church prelates of both the Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church and the rival Malankara Orthodox church were allotted separate timings for offering prayers at the church and the tombs.  A large police force was present at the church premises there to keep law and order. On Saturday 22nd January, the feast day of Saintly Metropolitans, thousands of Jacobite Syrian Christian faithful had taken out a prayerful procession from various churches in Angamali diocese viz, Akaparambu, Paravoor, Pallikkara and Kothamangalam areas and reached the Thrikkunnath St. Mary’s chruch at 3.15 p.m. Metropolitans their Graces Joseph Mar Gregorios, Abraham Mar Severios, Elias Mar Athanasios and Yacob Mar Anthonios offered ‘Kauma’ and ‘Kukliyon’ prayers on the occassion. Later Catholicos Mor Baselios Thomas I who arrived in the church by 4.40 pm, accompanied by metropolitans, Vicar Fr Jacob Kochuparambil and other Church officials offered prayers in the Madbho of the reopened Church and at the sacred tombs of the departed Metropolitans. Scores of faithful who came from different parts of Malankara participated in the perunnal functions.

On Sunday the 23rd January Memorial Mass led by His Beatitude the Catholicos was celebrated at the nearby chapel and the year’s feast ended with prayers at the Thrikkunnath St. Mary’s Church and the sacred tombs of Metropolitans.

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57th dukrono of

ST. ATHANASIOUS PAULOSE (VALIYA THIRUMENI)

Malankara Metropolitan, 1918-'53


The Malankara Syrian Church celebrates the 57th dukrono of its great Saint, St. Athanasious Paulose, popularly known as Valiya Thirumeni, on 23rd & 24th of January 2010. The week-long dukrono programs starts on 17th Monday with Holy Qurbono by Metropolitan Mor Aphrem Mathews at 8.30am followed by flag hoisting. Though the holy fathers’ day of entombment is on 26th, this year the dukrono is celebrated a few days earlier as the three-day ‘Fast of Nineveh’ starts on 25th.

On Saturday the 23rd, the pilgrims who comes from various parts of Malankara by foot, will converge at Aluva town and will reach Thrikkunath St. Mary’s church by evening where the sacred tombs of Holy Father St. Athanasious Paulose, Metropolitans Mor Athanasious Paulose kadavil and Mor Gregorios Geevarghese Vayaliparambil of the Angamali diocese rests. Special intercessory payers by the Church prelates will be held at the sacred tombs on the occasion. On Sunday the 24th at 8.30 am, a Holy tri-Mass in memory of the Holy Fathers will be celebrated in the nearby chapel by His Beatitude Mor Baselios Thomas I, the Catholicos and the reigning head of the Syriacs in India. Their Graces the Metropolitans Mor Severious Abraham (diocesan bishop) and Mor Athanasious Elias (Vicar of the St. Athanasious Cathedral, Puthencuriz) will be the co-celebrants.

This year’s Thrikkunnathu Church feast bears special significance as it is the first dukrono that is being celebrated after the name of our Holy Father, St. Athanasious Paulose, is included in the 5th Tubden.  St. Athanasious Paulose, an ardent disciple of St. Gregorios Geevarghese of Parumala, is only the second Indian after St. Gregorios, whose name is recited universally in the Holy Mass. (It was way back in 1987 the name of St. Gregorios Chathuruthy was included in the 5th Tubden to be remembered worldwide along with the names of Patriarch St. Ignatius Elias III and Maphryono St. Baselios Yeldho, which was incidentally the first addition after more than 12 centuries in the history of the Malankara Syrian Church). Also this is the centenary year (2009-'10) of the Metropolitan consecration of our Holy Father, St. Athanasious Paulose.

www.SaintAthanasious.org

 

St. Athanasious Paulose - A brief outlook:

St. Athanasious Paulose, popularly known as 'Valiya Thirumeni', is one of the luminous stars of the Universal Syriac Orthodox Church, who as the head of the Church in India, successfully guided its destiny for nearly four decades. It was his firm faith, persistent efforts and ardent prayers that helped the Malankara Syrian community to maintain their ancient links with the Holy See of Antioch. Because of his strong determination to uphold the traditions and faith of the Holy Church, he is often described in the Church history as 'Sathya Viswasa Samrakshakan' (Defender of True Faith), a title conferred to him by Patriarch Mor Ignatius Aphrem I, the supreme pontiff of the Syrian Church

It was 99 years before on 9th June 1910, St. Athanasious Paulose, was elevated to the high-priesthood by the Supreme head of the Universal Syrian Church, Patriarch H.H. Mor Ignatius Abded `Aloho (Abdulla II) of the Apostolic See of Antioch in a divine ceremony held at the Mor Sabor Mor Aphroth Jacobite Syrian Church at Akaparambu.  Initially he was given the responsibility of administering all the three northern dioceses including Angamali which was the largest of all the dioceses. The pious & saintly Mor Koorilose Paulose Kochuparambil was the Malankara Metropolitan at that time.  Following the demise of Mor Koorilose in 1917, St. Athanasious Paulose was unanimously chosen to the high post of Malankara Metropolitan by the Malankara Jacobite Syrian Christian Association which was later endorsed by the Patriarch.  Thus St. Athanasious became the fourth Primate of the Indian church who adorned the title of 'Malankara Metropolitan' since the inception of this title in the Mulanthuruthy Synod held in 1876. The historical Malankara Association of 1935 held at Karingachira St. George church once again unanimously chose His Eminence as the Malankara Metropolitan.

 

'SUSTHATHIKON'

http://www.syrianchurch.org/StAt/pdf/Susthathikon.pdf

The digital copy of the  'SUSTHATHIKON' linked here is the statement of empowerment given in writing to ST ATHANASIOUS PAULOSE (Valiya Thirumeni), after his ordination as a Metropolitan of the Angamali diocese of the Jacobite Syrian Church by the Chief Primate of the Church, H.H. Ignatius Abded'Aloho II, the Patriarch of Antioch & All the East in 1910. The original document is about 10 ft (3 meters) long and 1.5 ft wide.

 

It was Valiya Thirumeni who sowed the seed for the overall development of the Angamali diocese in its present form. Under his able and determined leadership, the seminary at Thrikkunnath became a major study centre for the upcoming clergy. During his 34-year tenure as Malankara Metropolitan, the Thrikkunnath Seminary also functioned as the Jacobite Syrian Church headquarters. In 1932 he rebuilt the nearby Thrikkunnath St. Mary's Church in its present form. Around that time he brought many Syriac Christian families from various parts of Angamali diocese and gave them land, free of cost, near to the Thrikkunnath Seminary and also helped them to construct houses by distributing his personal savings which he raised through the selling of his inherited family properties.

 

St. Athanasious Valiya Thirumeni is the founder father of many of the spiritual organizations in the Church like the Sunday School Association and the Marth Mariam Samajam.

 

The 'Mor Gregorios Syrian Students  Association', named after his mentor St. Gregorios Chathuruthil, happens to be the first students organization in Malankara that adopted the name of St. Gregorios of Parumala. The St. Antony's brotherhood and St. Mary's sisterhood, were started under his guidance and initiative. After serving the Church in Malankara for more than four decades, he passed away on 25th January 1953 at the age of 84 and was entombed on the very next day in the room on northern side of the madbho of the St. Mary's church at Thrikkunnathu, Alwaye, confirming to his last wishes. The sacred tombs of his predecessor as well his successor in the Angamali diocese, Their Graces  Mor Athanasious Paulose Kadavil and Mor Gregorios Geevarghese Vayaliparambil are also situated by the side of Valiya Thirumeni's last resting place.

 

Known for his piety, integrity, sincerity and unflinching faith, the spiritual father is remembered by the Malankara Church with great veneration. Valiya Thirumeni loved his people and defended them until his last, leaving behind him a magnificent legacy. He dedicated his entire life for the cause of the Church and the society. People revere him as a saintly father; he is the pride of the Malankara Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church. Fifty one years after his demise, on 19th August 2004, the Church canonized Mor Athanasius Paulose and on 18th September 2009, the historical Patriarchal bull permitting to recite the name of the holy father  in the 5th Tubden has been issued.

APOSTOLIC BULL   No.152/2009    dt. 18th September 2009

 

The first church dedicated in the name of St. Athanasious Paulose is situated in the premises of the Church headquarters at Puthencuriz.

 

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St. Gregorios Abded'Jaleel

(Metropolitan of Jerusalem)

d. April 27, 1681

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St. Koorilos Paulose Kochuparambil

(Malankara Metropolitan)

December 15, 1917

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