Through this post we are releasing the scan of Efforts for Reunion in Malankara – South India written by Placid Podipara published in the year 1953.
St. Thomas Christians also known as the Syrians of Malabar or Malankara hail the Apostle St. Thomas as the founder of their Church. They were all on in faith and rite until the year 1953. In the 16th Century, the Portuguese establilshed their ecclesiastical centers in Goa and Cochin tried by every means to do away with the jurisdiction of the Patriarch, ritual peculiarities, errors and unsound passages found in the liturgical books were also many reasons for the Portuguese to interfere in the affairs of Malabar. They also followed a policy of Latinization. This essay is describing the history and developement of the conflicts, the involvement of leadership to resolve the issues faced by the re union movement.
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- Name: Efforts for Reunion in Malankara – South India
- Published Year: 1953
- Number of pages: 22
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