Tag: Syro-Malabar

Holsworthy’s Syro-Malabar community brought a burst of culture and colour to Sydney’s West as the Catholic Church celebrated the Feast of Christ the King across all parishes and rites on 23 November.

Two Catholic nuns and an Indigenous youth jailed for alleged human trafficking and forced conversion in central India have been released on bail under strict conditions by a special court dealing with terror cases.

A significant meeting of the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church's synod of bishops kicked off 6 January in southern Kerala state in India.

The Christ the King Syro-Malabar Mission community in Holsworthy showed off its rich tradition with the recent celebration of the feast of Christ the King on 24 November.

Recently I visited the home of a Syro-Malabar Catholic family who migrated to Newcastle Australia, from Kerala, India where I stumbled upon the reminder of the importance of prayer.

Bishop Raphael Thattil of Shamshabad, 67, was elected major archbishop of Ernakulam-Angamaly by the Syro-Malabar bishops’ synod 9 January.

After a long and arduous journey towards priesthood, Fr Vinco Muriyadan of the Archdiocese of Hobart was ordained in Kerala, India, on 27 November...

Crowds were noticeably bigger at the Holy Week and Triduum liturgies at Christ the King Syro-Malabar Mission at Villawood, and the community’s young people are stepping up their involvement in ministry after the relative quiet of the early Covid pandemic years, said parish committee member Jennix Joyson.

While many Sydneysiders spent lockdown homeschooling children or binge-watching TV, the parishioners of Christ the King Syro-Malabar Mission, Villawood, received a mission from the Holy Spirit: handwrite the entire Bible in 40 days. Shiny Sinu, the leader of “Christ Culture” charismatic movement in Sydney, was inspired to undertake the project during prayer. “One day I […]