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Syro-Malabar Catholic Church of Kerala, India, located in New England area, most of the immigrants living in and around Boston, MA, celebrating Holy Mass in Malayalam and English.
SAINT THOMAS THE APOSTLE
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My Lord, My God!
- Syro-Malabar Church Boston
- SAINT THOMAS SYRO-MALABAR CATHOLIC CHURCH BOSTON (MISSION IN BOSTON, FOR THE NEW ENGLAND SYRO-MALABAR CATHOLICS FROM KERALA, INDIA, CELEBRATING HOLY MASS/ QURBANA IN MALAYALAM AND ENGLISH.) Mission Director’s Office: St Julia Parish, 374 Boston Post Road, Weston, MA 02493 Tel : 781-899-2611-13; Cell : 617-717-4018; Fax : 781-899-8046 Liturgical Celebrations: Fernald School Chapel, 10 Chapel Road, Waltham, MA 02452 Visit : www.bostonsyromalabarchurch.org. St.Thomas Syro-Malabar Diocese of Chicago The establishment of the Syro-Malabar diocese is a historical landmark in the history of the Syro-Malabar church. Until the establishment of this diocese, the Syro-Malabar church was confined to India only. The establishment of the diocese helped the immigrant Syro-Malabar Catholics to practice their rite in the U.S.A. There are more than 100,000 Indian Catholics following this rite in U.S.A and Canada and the number is increasing on account of the immigration of professionals.
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IT WAS GREAT.
THANKS TO JIMMY AND ALL THE TEAM.
Rev. Fr. Vadana and the whole Parish team,
I express my sincerest gratitude and thanks to you all for the wonderful arrangement of the picnic today. I had such a great time there with you all, such great fun and entertainment, besides the great meal together, that I will ever remember this day. Though I was reluctant to come for the picnic initially, because of my work-load of studies, I was there at the insistence of Fr. Vadana. As the sun has gone down, and as I am back at my working table I am filled with a sense of gratitude to God for the day and to all you there, on the stage and behind the curtain for making the day such a beautiful one, a really memorable one. Thank you Fr. Vadana for the invitation (in fact, more than an invitation – rather an earnest and forceful command). Mr. Anto and family (Mrs. Priya) were generous enough to give me a ride to the place and Mr. Jimmy and family (Mrs. Anu) were generous enough to drop me back. I sincerely thank them. I thank each and every one of you who were there to make the occasion such an enriching and enjoyable one – those who took care of such a delicious lunch, those who arranged all the fun-games as well as serious games, and those who supported all the events even through their silent support. It was a joy to see all the children, even the not so well ones like Sharlene, and the youth, and the youth at heart – those of my generation. It was a great day. Thank you – one and all. Kudos! Long live our friendship and our Christian community life!
Yours in Christ,
Fr. John Karuvelil, S.J.
St. Edmund's House,
15 Avon Street,
Cambridge, MA - 02138,
USA.
Ph. (001) 617 - 492 - 3908 (Extn. 15)
Email: karusj@jesuits.net
karusj@gmail.com
Hi every one ,
I had great time coming to the picnic. I was definitely late and missed a great part of the picnic. I am glad that I was there. Playing volleyball with the guys and badminton with a wondeful team was great indeed. i stillcannot walk well because of muscle pain. I loved it , the fun, the game and the laughter. Thanks to Fr. Vadana and Jimmy for doing a great job. God bless you all. fr Cyriac
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