"Translating from one language to another must always be done with precision and care, and the Syriac language is certainly no exception."
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Lost in Translation
-- by Mike Wingert
The Pentecost
by Fr. Mathai Varkey Puthukkunnathu
Jesus promised The Holy Spirit to his disciples who became desperate and confused after the horrifying crucifixion of their Master. Zechariah 13:7 "Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, against the man who is close to me!"....
Book Review: From the Holy Mountain
by George Aramath
One of the fundamental questions that students ask when studying church history is its beginnings and roots. Where were the major cities that established Christianity? What did it look like? How does it look like now? Dalrymple approaches these questions through a personal journey among the Christians of the Middle East.
A Brief Biography of the Bishop Designates for the Church in Malankara
Fr. Ekbi Chacko Pulikottil, Fr. Mathew P. George, Fr. George Mathew Nalunnakal, & Fr. Kuriakose George: ...
Ancient Faith Finds home in Carroll Community
by Diane Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
The men and women filled pews on opposite sides of the church.The women wore saris or long tunics in brilliant pastels, with soft scarves wrapped around their heads.The priest wore a brilliant turquoise robe, decorated on the back with a bird made of shining bits of glass to represent Pentecost, the day the Holy Spirit descended on Jesus' disciples.
Remembering St. Gregorious Abdul' Jaleel' in the 5th Diptych
by John Philip Kottapparambil
St. Gregorios Abdul’ Jaleel, the Syrian Orthodox Metropolitan of Jerusalem, who came to India in AD.1665 on the request of the Malankara Church to reinstate the Holy Apostolic faith here, is remembered by the local Syrian Christian community with great veneration.
Baptism - 'A dominical Sacrament'
by Prof. O. M. Mathew Oruvattithara
The Sacrament of Baptism is the bed rock for building up the Christian life. It is from the Greek word 'Baptizein', meaning 'immersion', that the English term Baptism has originated. From the tone of the NT, it is to be deemed as a rite of initiation.
In the Church of Beatitudes
by Jose Kurian Puliyeril
Soon after the morning prayers and breakfast, we checked out from Hotel Salom and took seats in the Bus arranged for our further journey. As soon as we occupied the seats in the Bus, the Respected Priests exhorted us to get prepared physically and mentally to search the divine sand ...
Healing of the Paralytic
The Pharisees
Verse 2: “And they brought to him a paralytic.”
Verse 2: “Take courage, my son”
Verse 7-13
Verse 9: “A man named Matthew sitting at customs post”
Verse 10-13
Verse 14-15
Verse 18-20
Verse 27-36
The Forty Martys of Sebaste
H.H. Moran Mor Elias III
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