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HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY IN INDIA : M. M. NINAN Quilon is captured by the Dutch Cranganore is captured by the Dutch Cochin is captured by the Dutch Bishop Sebastiani consecrates Bishop Mar Alexander de Campo (Mar Chandy Palliveettil ) and leaves Malabar 1661 AD 1662 AD 1663 AD 1663 AD PART E- SUCCEEDING CENTURY AMONG CATHOLICS ( SYRO MALABAR CHURCH) EVENTS YEAR A seminary is founded at Verapoly 1682 AD Angelus Franics is nominated Vicar Apostolic of the Catholic Syrians 1700 AD Mar Simon of Adana, a Chaldean Bishop arrives in Malabar 1700 AD Death of Church of East Bishop Mar Gabriel 1730-1 AD Mar John, a Chaldean Bishop comes to Malabar 1747 AD The Seminary of Verapoly is revived 1764 AD Dr. Joseph Cariati is nominated as the Archbishop of Cranganore 1782 AD Dr. Joseph Cariati dies at Goa 1786 AD Cochin is captured by the British 1795 AD The first Anglican missionaries arrive in Travancore 1816 AD A congregation of Syro Malabar Carmelite territories founded 1829 AD The Apostolic Vicariate of Verapoly is created 1838 AD Mar Rokos Thomas, a Chaldean Bishop from Mesopotamia arrives at Cochin 1861 AD Mar Rokos Thomas returns to Mesopotamia 1862 AD Mar Mellus Ellias, a Chaldean Bishop from Mesopotamia arrives In Malabar 1874 AD Mar Mellus Ellias , excommunicated by Rome, leaves India 1882 AD The Seminary of Puthenpally becomes the central seminary for Syrians and Latins 1886 AD The Catholic Hierarchy is established in India 1886 AD The Apostolic vicariates of Kottayam and Trichur are created for Syrian Catholics 1887 AD Two new apostolic vicariates are created at Ernakulm and Changanacherry. 1896 AD Changanacherry replaced that of Kottyam The Mellusians of Trichur joined the Assyrian Church of East 1907 AD The Apostolic Vicariate of Kottayam is created for the Catholic Syrians of Southist 1911 AD community The Syro Malabar hierarchy is erected 1923 AD Mar Ivanios and Mar Theophilos become Catholic 1930 AD The Syro- Malankara hierarchy created 1931 AD The Seminary of Puthenpally is transferred to Alwaye 1933 AD Mar Severios, Syriac Orthodox Bishop of Niranam become Catholic 1937 AD Mar Dioscoros, the Syriac Orthodox Bishop of Southists becomes Catholic 1939 AD Syro Malabar diocese of Palai is erected 1950 AD Jubilee celebrations of Saint Thomas and Saint Franics Xavier 1952 AD Cardinal Eugene Tisserant, visits Malabar 1953 AD Syro Malabar diocese of Tellicherry is erected 1954 AD The jurisdiction of the Syro Malabar hierarchy is extended in Travancore and Cochin, in 1956 AD Madras State and in Mysore State Syro Malabar diocese of Kothamangalm is erected 1956 AD Restored Liturgy in force and Holy Qurbana changed to Malayalam from Syriac 1962 AD 19 TH Centenary celebrations jointly by Catholics, Jacobites, Marthoma, CSI churches 1972 AD Pope John Paul II visits India 1986 AD Syro Malabar Church raised to a Major Archiepiscopal Sui iuris Church 1992 AD 186
HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY IN INDIA : M. M. NINAN Syro Malankara Church raised to a Major Archiepiscopal Sui iuris Church 2005 AD PART F- SUCCEEDING CENTURY AMONG JACOBITES ( MALANKARA SYRIAC ORTHODOX CHURCH) EVENTS YEAR Mar Gregorios, the first Syriac Orthodox Bishop comes to Malabar 1665 AD Mar Gregorios and Mar Thoma I died 1670-3 AD Second Syriac Orthodox mission, Mar Basil ( Catholicos) , Mar John came to Malabar 1685 AD Mar Simon of Adana, a Chaldean Bishop arrives in Malabar 1700 AD Mar Thomas IV tries to unite with Rome 1704 AD Mar Thomas IV died 1728 AD Death of Church of East Bishop Mar Gabriel 1730-1 AD Mar John, a Syriac Orthodox Bishop comes to Malabar 1741 AD Mar John, a Chaldean Bishop comes to Malabar 1747 AD Mar Thomas V tries to unite with Rome 1748 AD Mar John, the Syriac Orthodox Bishop who came in 1741 was deported 1751 AD Third Syriac Orthodox mission, Mar Basil ( Catholicos) , Mar Gregory and Mar John to 1751 AD Malabar Mar Thomas V died 1765 AD Mar Thomas VI succeeded Mar Thomas V 1765 AD Mar Thomas VI was consecrated as Mar Dionysius I at Niranam by Syriac Orthodox 1772 AD Bishops Mar Gregory and Mar John The Anjoorians ( Thozhiur- known today as Malabar Independent Syrian Church) formed 1772 AD by the expulsion of Mar Cyril by Mar Dionysius I from Travancore and Cochin State Cochin is captured by the British 1795 AD Mar Dionysios I becomes Catholic for six months 1799 AD Mar Dioscoros, a Syriac Orthodox bishop comes to Malabar 1807 AD Mar Dionysios I died 1808 AD Successor of Mar Dionysios I, Mar Thomas VII died 1809 AD Mar Thomas VIII succeeded 1809 AD Mar Thomas VIII died 1815 AD Mar Thomas IX succeeded 1815 AD Mar Dionysius II consecrated by Mar Philoxenos of Anjoor ( the non- hereditary 1815 AD indigenous Bishop ) Mar Dionysius II deposed Mar Thomas IX 1815 AD The first Anglican missionaries arrive in Travancore 1816 AD Mar Dionysius III consecrated by Mar Philoxenos of Anjoor ( Anglican missionaries 1818 AD become influential among Jacobites) Mar Dionysius III died and Mar Dionysius IV consecrated 1825 AD Mar Jacob is send to Malabar by the Jacobite Syriac Orthodox Patriarch 1825 AD The first Syond of the Malankara Syriac Orthodox ( Mavelikara)- Mar Dionysius IV 1836 AD Officially acknowledged the jurisdiction of Patriarch of Antioch A breach occurs between Malankara Syriac Orthodox and the Protestant missionaries 1837 AD and both parted ways and divided common properties Some 6000/12000 Jacobites joined Anglcian Church 1837 AD Mathew Mar Athanasius arrives in Malabar and tried deposing Mar Dionysius IV 1843 AD Mar Kurillos, a Syriac Orthodox bishop comes to Malabar after Mar Dionysius IV 1846 AD informed the patriarch about the Anglican tendencies of Mathew Mar Athanasius Mar Kurillos deported and Mar Dionysius IV died 1855 AD Mar Stephanos, a Syriac Orthodox bishop arrived 1855 AD 187
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