Thanksgiving Day

First of all we have to thank God. This will make us love God and His children. Also we have to thank His children for all the good we receive from them. Thankfulness and the consequent love are the only

“Maranatha” – Our Lord come!

According to the liturgical calendar of the Oriental Orthodox Church, now we are in the last part of our liturgical calendar, namely the Eschatological period. This period starts from the Feast of the Exaltation

The Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross

On 14th September the Church celebrates the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross. The feast commemorates the finding of the True Cross in 326 during a pilgrimage of Christians to Jerusalem. St. Helena

The Feast of Transfiguration of Our Lord

As we know, the Transfiguration of Christ is one of the central events recorded in the gospels. Immediately after our Lord was recognized by his apostles as the Christ, the Son of the Living God

Monastic Revival

Monasticism is the life and blood of a worshipping community that praises and glorifies God in seclusion by the weapons of abstinence and continence. Their incense of worship that supplicates God brings

Dating And Its Implications In Society

It is a word that strikes terror (older generation) in some and excitement in others. It's another question on which the Bible speaks not. Dating is a rather new phenomenon, and thus the Biblical writers

Cleansing By The Holy Spirit

On this day we recall that just 50 days after the Glorious Resurrection and 10 days after the Victorious Ascension of our Lord, the Holy Spirit came upon the Holy Apostles and all those gathered

Origin Of Syro-Malankara Catholic Church

Vattasseril Mar Dionysius discussed the Bethany Metropolitan's flirting with the roman catholic Church in a meeting of the Episcopal Synod held at the seminary at Kundara in either late 1929 or early 1930

Happy New Year?

It is very clear to us today that millions of God’s children will not have a happy New Year in the South-East Asian region. The devastating oceanic earthquake and subsequent tidal waves (Tsunamis) that destroyed