St. Adai, (Mar Addai or Mar Aday, sometimes Latin: Addeus) the twin brother of St. Thomas, was one of the seventy-two (seventy) evangelists, the Lord appointed and sent them two by two ahead of him to every town and place where he was about to go (Lk. 10: 1). St. Adai was the first Bishop Read more
Gregory (Mar Gregorios), the Illuminator, the Enlightener, the Apostle, Founder, and Patron saint of Armenian Apostolic Orthodox Church, was born about the year A. D. 257 in Armenia Gregory is also known as ‘the Sun of Armenia’. Armenia was always the exposed frontier state between Rome and Persia. He Read more
St. Jerome traditionally regarded as the most learned of the Latin Fathers. He was a hermit, a Latin priest, a teacher, confessor, monastic leader, theologian, and historian. He was an avid student, a thorough scholar, a prodigious letter-writer. One of the greatest Christian scholars of all time, he is recognized as Read more
HG Dr Philipose Mar Theophilos was born, as the sixth son of nine children to Korah and Mariamma, in a God fearing, well-to-do Kallupurakkal branch of Varikkatt family of Puthanangadi Kottayam on 9 May 1911. Mariamma, was daughter of George, Paikandathil, Mepral. Graceful and charming young boy, Korah Philipose had Read more
Evening: Matthew 18: 23-35Morning: Luke 16: 1-13Holy QurbanaOld Testament ReadingsGen. 42: 18-21(35) ** Prov. 1: 2 – 9; Is. 54: 1-4; Jer. 31: 7-9. Epistle ReadingsActs 7: 2 – 5; Romans 8: 9-17; Gospel ProclamationLuke 16: 1-13 (Mark 2: 23 – 28) **(Readings as per Old Lectionary) **
St Malke was born in Qulezmo (Klyzma), in Egypt, in the year 222 A.D, to a wealthy couple Yuhanon (Johannes) and Rafka (Rebekka), sister of St. Augin. The couple had been childless for a long time. They were full of joy when God gave them a daughter. They called her Read more