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  • TITLE
  • CERTIFICATE
  • DECLARATION
  • PREFACE
  • ABBREVIATIONS
  • LIST OF PHOTOGRAPHS
  • CONTENTS
  • . INTRODUCTION
  • 1 The Sources for the Present Study
  • 2 The Method Employed in the composition of this work
  • 3 A Brief History of the St. Thomas Christians in Keralain the pre-Portuguese period
  • 3.1 Ancient Sea-ports of Malabar
  • 3.2 Jewish Colony in Muziris
  • 3.3 Ancient Christians and Their Commercial Relations withOther Countries
  • 3.4 Roman Trade
  • 3.5 Growth of Christianity in Kerala
  • 3.6 Missionary Activities of St. Thomas in Kerala
  • 3.7 The First Christian Community
  • 3.8 Immigrant Christains to India
  • 3.9 The Christian Kingdom of Villiarvattom
  • 3.10 The Persian Church
  • 3.11 St. Thomas, the Founder of the Persian Church
  • 3.12 Rise of Nestorian Schism
  • 3.13 Nestorians in Persia
  • 3.14 Division of the Persian Church
  • 3.15 Indo - Persian Church Relations
  • 3.16 Persian Presence in Malankara
  • 4 The Life of St. Thomas Christians of India in theMiddle Ages
  • 4.1 Indian Christians- ‘Sons of this Soil’
  • 4.2 The Status of the St. Thomas Christians
  • 4.3 Privileges
  • 4.4 Community Organization
  • 4.5 Military life
  • 4.6 Livelihood
  • 4.7 Ecclesiastical Administrative Set-up of the St.Thomas Christians
  • 5 Chapter Division
  • 6 Research Design
  • 6.1 Statement of the Problem
  • 6.2 Objectives
  • 6.3 Hypotheses
  • 7 Approach to the study
  • 8 Reasons for the study
  • 9 Methodology
  • Notes and References
  • 1 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF THE REUNION MOVEMENT
  • 1.1 The Thomas Christian: One Church under One Head (52-1653)
  • 1.2 The Portuguese Period (1599-1659)
  • 1.3 The Division
  • 1.4 Attempts to Reunite the Discontented
  • 1.5 A Triple Jurisdiction among the Thomas Christians
  • 1.6 The Present Milieu: The Thomas Christians in the Divided Churches
  • Notes and References
  • 2. EFFORTS TO RESTORE REUNION AMONG THE ST. THOMAS CHRISTIANS
  • 2.1 The Dissident St. Thomas Christians and the Reunion Movement
  • 2.2 The Catholic St.Thomas Christians and the Reunion Movement
  • Notes and References
  • 3. FATHER EMMANUEL NIDHIRYAND HIS EFFORTS FOR REUNION
  • 3.1 Fr. Emmanuel Nidhiry and the Reunion Movement
  • 3.2 Manikathanar: A Polyglot and Versatile Genius
  • 3.3 Manikathanar, the Mahatma and the Fore-runner of Vatican II
  • 3.4 Theologian, Ecumenist and Defender of Catholic Faith
  • 3.5 Promoter of Syrian, Indian and Christian Cultures
  • 3.6 The Reformation Leader of Kerela and the Promoter of Syrian Autonomy and Christian unity
  • 3.7 Advocate of the unity of the Syrian Christian Community
  • 3.8 Undisputed Leader in a Divided Community
  • 3.9 Reunion at the Social Level
  • 3.10 The Syrian National Union Association
  • 3.11 Mellano’s Agliardi’s and Aiuti’s attitudes towards the association
  • 3.12 Mar Dionysius’ Reunion Attempts
  • 3.13 Propaganda’s General Meeting on June 25, 1888
  • 3.14 Mar Dionysius’ Letter to the Holy Father
  • 3.15 Mar Dionysius’ continued Attempts
  • 3.16 Nazrani Deepika
  • 3.17 The Malayali Memorial
  • 3.18 Reasons for the failure of Reunion
  • Notes and References
  • 4. INTER-CHURCH CONVERSATIONS
  • 4.1 Universal Evangelical Alliance
  • 4.2 The Young Mens Christian Association
  • 4.3 The Indian Situation
  • 4.4 Role of the Y.M.C.A
  • 4.5 The Young Womens Christian Association (Y.W.C.A.)
  • 4.6 The Student Christian Movement (S.C.M)
  • 4.7 Faith and Order Movement
  • 4.8 The Bible Society
  • 4.9 The South Indian United Church (S.I.U.C.)
  • 4.10 The National Missionary Council of India, Burma and Ceylon (N.M.C.I)
  • 4.11 Inter-denominational Unity Efforts
  • 4.12 Attitude of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church towards Church Union
  • 4.13 The MarThoma Syrian Church and Churches with Full Communion Relationship
  • 4.14 The Mar Thoma Church and Its Relations with other Churches and Ecumenical Organisations
  • 4.15 Attitude of the Orthodox Syrian Church Towards Church Union
  • 4.16 The Ecumenical Witness of the Orthodox church
  • 4.17 Ecumenical Concern of the Catholic Church
  • Notes and References
  • 5. BISHOP MAR IVANIOS AND THE REUNION MOVEMENT
  • 5.1 The Malankara Church
  • 5.2 The Reunion Movement: its Contribution to Christian Heritage
  • 5.3 The Growth of the Reunion Movement
  • 5.4 The Reunion: Restoration of an Apostolic Church
  • 5.5 The Reunion Movement: Affirmation of an Ecclesiology
  • 5.6 The Reunion: An Ecumenical Movement
  • 5.7 Mar Ivanios: The Pioneer of the Reunion
  • 5.8 The Event of Reunion and the Emerging Truths
  • 5.9 The Malankara Reunion Movement
  • 5.10 Catholic and Orthodox Churches in India
  • 5.11 A critical self - assessment
  • 5.12 Spokesman of Malankara Orthodoxy
  • 5.13 Fidelity to the Liturgy
  • 5.14 Malankara Church and the Antiochene Liturgy
  • 5.15 Malankara Liturgy in the Catholic Church
  • 5.16 Autonomy of the Malankara Orthodox Churches
  • 5.17 Autonomy of the St. Thomas Christians Church
  • 5.18 The Autonomous Character of the Malankara Orthodox Church
  • 5.19 Reunion and the Establishment of the Syro-Malankara Hierarchy for the Reunited
  • Notes and References
  • 6. ECUMENISM AS A NEW ROAD TO THE REUNION
  • 6.1 Ecumenism: A New Trend towards the Reunion Movement
  • 6.2 Prayer
  • 6.3 Dialogue
  • 6.4 Divisions and Barriers
  • 6.5 Growth and Development of the Ecumenical Movement in India
  • 6.6 Indian Society and Ecumenism
  • 6.7 Ecumenical Movements
  • 6.8 Ecumenism among the Non-Catholic Churches and Communities
  • 6.9 Protestant and Anglican Teachings
  • 6.10 Ecumenism - A Catholic View
  • 6.11 Approach of Different Churches to Ecumenism
  • 6.12 Activities of the Non-Catholic Churches
  • 6.13 The Mar Thoma Church and the Roman Catholic Church
  • 6.14 The Marthoma Church and the Tozhiyoor Church
  • 6.15 The Joint Council of C.N.I., C.S.I and Mar Thoma Church
  • 6.16 The Mar Thoma Church and Ecumenical Organizations
  • 6.17 The Ecumenical Activities of the Church of South India
  • 6.18 The C.S.I. and the Lutherans
  • 6.19 The C.S.I and the Mar Thoma Church
  • 6.20 The C.S.I and other churches
  • 6.21 The Orthodox Churches and the Unity of Churches
  • 6.22 Relevance and Need of the Unity of Churches in the Indian Context
  • 6.23 Unity of Churches in Kerala
  • Notes and References
  • CONCLUSION
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • APPENDICES
  • APPENDIX I Rules for the Syrian national union association in Malabar
  • APPENDIX II Msgr. Mellanos covering letter to the statutes of the Syrian National Union Association in Malabar
  • APPENDIX Ill MAR Dionysius Letter to the Holy Father-
  • APPENDIX IV
  • APPENDIX V
  • APPENDIX VI
  • APPENDIX VIII
  • APPENDIX IX The memorial stone
  • APPENDIX X Syro-Malankara Hierarchy
  • PHOTOGRAPHS
  • Arch Bishop Aloiiyus Mariya Benziger
  • Archbishop Mar Ivanios
  • Pope Pius XI
  • Reunion