Bishop Mar Alexander Choolaparambil who served the Diocese of

Weekend Bulletin
Knanaya Catholic Mission, Chicago
January 08, 2006, Vol. 1, Issue 15
Bishop Mar Alexander
Choolaparambil
who served
the Diocese of Kottayam
and the
Knanaya Community
went to heaven
on January 08, 1951
Christmas Mass held at Our Lady of Victory Church
January 08, 2006
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SUNDAYS
M ISSION DIRECTOR
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Religious Education Class at Addison from 3:45 P.M. to 4:45 P.M.
Youth Mass and Novena in English at Addison at 5:00 P.M.—Fr. Roy Kaduppil.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 08, 2006
Youth Seminar at OLV Chicago from 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Religious Education Class at OLV from 4:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Youth Mass in English at OLV Church at 5:30 P.M. by Fr. Roy Kaduppil.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2006
Mass, Novena, & Benediction at Community Center at 7:00 P.M.—Fr. Kaduppil.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 2006
Religious Education Confirmation Classes at Addison from 2:45 P.M. to 4:45
P.M. by Fr. Roy Kaduppil and Jenson Kollaparambel.
Holy Mass and Novena at Addison at 5:00 P.M. by Fr. Roy Kaduppil.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 2006
Religious Education Confirmation Class at OLV from 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. by
Fr. Roy Kaduppil and Jenson Kollaparambel.
Holy Mass at OLV Church Upper level at 5:30 P.M. by Fr. Roy Kaduppil.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 2006
Mass, Novena, and Benediction at Community Center at 7:00 P.M. by Fr. Abraham Mutholath.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 2006
Religious Education Exam at Addison from 3:45 P.M. to 4:45 P.M.
Holy Mass and Novena at Addison at 5:00 P.M.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 2006
Religious Education Exam at OLV from 4:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Holy Mass at OLV Church Upper level at 5:30 P.M.
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KNOW OUR ORIGINS, LOVE OUR COMMUNITY, KEEP UP OUR FAITH, AND SERVE ALL PEOPLE.
A STUDY ON KNANAYA CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
1:3: TRADITION
The Indians usually transmitted
their history through oral tradition.
They did in the forms of legends or
in poetic forms and lived through
social customs. In this regard, the
Knanaites are blessed abundantly.
They have a much lengthy and
strong tradition about their history
and existence.
1:3.1: ANCIENT SONGS
One of the main sources of history
is the traditions of the Community
handed down by word of mouth
from generation to generation and
lived through social customs and
ancient songs sung at weddings
and other celebrations. These
songs are very ancient since the
early Europeans such as Amdor
Correia SJ, Dionisio SJ, and Gouvea testify to this. We may be able
to distinguish these songs at least
into five categories, namely, Penpattukal (songs of the females),
Anpattukal (Songs of the Males),
Pallippattukal (Songs about the
Churches), Vattakkalippattukal
(Songs of circular dances) and
Vanchippattukal (Songs of boat
rides), Margamkalippattukal
(Songs of Margamkali) and
Pananppattukal (Song sung by
Panan) also are included in it. Certain ancient songs are very important since they contain historical
references. Nallororoslem, Munnam Malankara, Innu Nee Njangle, and Panan Pattukal are historically important for the community.
Though of a later origin, Pallippattukal also serves a good deal.
Making a song just after the construction of a church was a custom
prevailed here. The whole details
of the construction will be de-
Fr. Abraham Mukalel
scribed in that song. These songs,
which were transferred orally,
were later written down on palm
leaves. Almost all these songs
have been collected and published
by Mr. PU Lukas in 1910 with the
help of Rev Fr. Mathew Vattakalathil. Mr. Lukas collected these
songs basing on palm leaves,
which were written at least 200
years before. The content of those
historical songs is very much in
line with the tradition.
ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE
and one deacon. There was no
bishop or any priest. Such a situation occurred because of the decisions of the council of Nicea in
325 AD.
According to its 6th canon, only a
higher authority could appoint and
consecrate a lesser one. Thus
only a Metropolitan could consecrate a bishop. However, the
church of St. Thomas was not a
Metropolitan Church: and hence,
there was no Metropolitan to consecrate bishops and thereby
priests or ministers. Thus, there
was the shortage of ministers.
When this sad plight of the Indian
Christians was made known to the
Catholicos of the East by certain
merchants the church of the East
organized an immigration of their
own Christians to India in order to
help, strengthen and re-invigorate
the weakened St. Thomas Christians of India.
The leaders of this immigration
brought their own Christians to
India in order to help strengthen
and re-invigorate the weakened
St. Thomas Christians of India.
The leader of this immigration was
1.3.2: ORAL TRADITION
According to the tradition, St. Thomas, one of the twelve Apostles of
Jesus came to India in AD 52,
preached the Gospel and converted many Jews and Hindus to
Christianity. Later he was martyred at Mylapore in AD 72. After
the death of St. Thomas, by the
fourth century, the church of the
descendants of people converted
by the apostle was much weakened for want of ecclesiastical
ministers and due to persecutions
from without and dissension from
within. There were only 64 families
THOMAS OF KINAI
January 08, 2006
Thomas of Kinai. They include
about 400 persons of seventy-two
families of seven clans. A bishop
named Mar Joseph, four priests
and a few deacons also were with
them. They reached Cranganore
(now known as Kodungalloor) in
345 AD. The Knanites or Thekkumbhagar had their origin from
this colony of Jewish Christians.
MINISTRY OF BISHOP MAR
JOSEPH OF URHA IN INDIA
King Cheraman Perumal welcomed these colonists with great
interest and he gave them land
without tax, seventy two privileges
by which they were considered as
high graded people. They were
called Rajamakkal (sons of kings),
since they were of the lineage of
David, the King. Knaithomman
himself was called Co-cherakon
Knaithomman which means the
minister of Cheraman Perumal.
Perumal wrote down these privileges on a copper plate and
handed it down to Knaithomman.
According to it, the king gave
these privileges to Thomas and
his colleagues and all of his descendents as long as the sun and
moon exist. These privileges are
very important since all these privileges had influenced the community’s social life as well as the social status in the past years.
Knanites were basically merchants. For commercial purposes,
many shifted their residences to
places like Diamper, Kaduthu-
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r u t h y ,
Chunkom, Kottayam, and Kall i s s e r y.
All
these
places
are accessible
through rivers.
Later
when
Muslims
attacked them in
the 16th cent,
they left Kodungalloor
completely and inhabited
the
place
where
KING CHERAMAN PERUMAL WELCOMED THEM
their brothers
two Vicariates into Trichur, Ernasettled long before.
kulam, and Changanassery and
During the Coonan Cross Tragedy native bishops were appointed.
in 1653 some of the Knanites also Menachery, Pazheparambil,
took part in it and thereby there Mackil were the Vicars Apostolic
happened a division among the respectively, In 1911, a new DioKnanites. Later this group adopted cese, Kottayam, was erected exJacobite faith while the others con- clusively for the Southists. Mar
tinued the Catholic faith. Together Mackil, the then Vicar Apostolic of
with the St. Thomas Christians, Changanassery, was shifted to
the Knanaya Catholics fought to Kottayam. Meantime in 1910, the
end up the foreign rule and in Knanaya Jacobites got a separate
1887 two vicariates were erected bishopric, which was called Chinexclusively for the Syrian Chris- gavanam Knanaya Bhadrasanam
tians, namely of Kottayam and and their own bishop. At present,
there are more than 75,000 faithful
Trichur.
in that diocese and 1.72 lakhs in
The whole Knanites were included the Kottayam Diocese. So the total
in the Kottayam Vicariate. Later in number of the Knanaya Commu1896, Holy See rearranged these nity is more than 2.5 lakhs.
This quiz is based on this series of articles on our Knanaya Catholic Community. Any one can answer the questions and mail to Weekend Bulletin, 7818 W.
Argyle, Norridge, IL 60706 or hand over to the editor, Mathachan Chemmachel.
A team of experts will evaluate and best three answers from different age
groups will get prizes. The list of those who give correct answers will be published. Please specify your name, address, and age in your correspondence.
Children, Teens, Youth, and Adult can participate. You will find answers for the
following questions in pages 4 and 5 of this issue.
4. What are the classifications of ancient songs?
5. What were the causes of weakening of Church in India before
Knanaya Migration?
6. What are the impacts of the 72 privileges Knanaites received?
7. Why Knanaites left Kodungalloor?
January 08, 2006
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MAR ALEXANDER CHULAPARAMBIL
Mar Alexander Chulaparambil was born on
14-10-1877 at Kumarakom in Kottayam District. He was ordained priest on December
22, 1906. He was nominated titular bishop
of Bussaries and appointed Vicar Apostolic
of Kottayam on the 16th of July, 1914 by His
Holiness Pope St Pius X. When the Syro
Malabar hierarchy was constituted on December 21, 1923 he became the Bishop of
Kottayam. He died on January 8, 1951.
EARLY TRANSPORTATION OF
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