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may contribute to the common good and to the building of a society that
places the human person at the center.
Pope’s Mission Intention for September 2016: That by participating
in the Sacraments and meditating on Scripture, Christians may become
more aware of their mission to evangelize.
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religious congregations, serving in our Archdiocese, a blessed
Feast Day.
Missionaries of Charity (MC) 5th SeptemberSisters of Charis of St. Mary (DSS) 5th SeptemberSisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross (SCSC) 14th SeptemberSisters of the Holy Cross (HCM) 14th SeptemberSisters of the Cross of Chavanod (SCC) 14th SeptemberCongregation of Mother of SorrowsServants of Mary (The Servites) OSM 15th SeptemberVincentians 27th SeptemberThe Monfort Brothers of St. Gabriel 29th September
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“Now go, and remember that I am sending you out as lambs
among wolves. Don’t take any money with you,
nor a traveller’s bag, nor an extra pair of sandals”
(Luke 10:3-4). With these words, Jesus sends the
disciples with a difficult and demanding mission.
They were sent with the minimum necessities and
security. It was not sure that the people would
accept them but they were commanded to say,
“The kingdom of God is here and now” (Luke 10:
9), which means that they must be prepared to encounter it.
We, as continuers of the Saving Mission of Christ, should
keep in mind the following guidelines:
L 5 6 7 8 9 rust in the Lord � What is demanded us of is a living faith
and the life that corresponds to it. We should never bother about
material things like money, food, etc.
Let us be the Messengers of Peace and Love – We, as disciples,
should not only wish “May God’s peace be on this house”(Luke 10:5)
but try our level best to be peace – bringers and peace – makers in
imitating our Master and Lord.
Let us never lose our courage - If Jesus was ready to face the
difficulties, problems and disappointments in his life, then we as his
disciples must be put up with the problems that crop up in our life.
Let us not be afraid of anything – Jesus, our Savior, has promised
to us that He will be with us till the end of time (Mt 28:20). So we
have only to rejoice as we belong to Christ.
Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life (Jn 14:6). When we
walk in the footsteps of Christ, we are in the realization of His nearness
to him. With our closeness to him in our everyday life, let us proclaim
to others that the kingdom of God is here and now. Thus, the people
may accept the fatherhood of God and brotherhood of humankind.
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September - 2016N O Feast Day Mass @ Vadipatty
06 R.C. Diocese of Madurai Society Meeting
@ Archbishop’s House
07 Golden Jubilee Mass @ Chennai
08 Feast Day Mass @ Anna Nagar
09 Flag Hoisting Mass @ Silukkuvarpatty
10–11 Pastoral visit to Shenbaganur
13 Confirmation Mass @ Kottur
14 Blessing of the School @ Kadachanendal
15 Wedding Mass @ Trichy
17 M Archdiocesan Pastoral Council @ NPC
E Feast Day Mass @ St. Mary’s, Madurai
18 M Belfry Blessing @ Kadachanendal
MASHOT Meet @ NPC
18-23 Archdiocesan Clergy Retreat @ Pillar
25 M TNBC SC/ST Commission Meet @ Chinglepet
E Youth Day Program @ Gnanaolivupuram
Mother Teresa’s Sisters Canonization Thanksgiving
@ St. Mary’s
26 M St. Paul’s Seminary Project Committee Meet
@ Archbishop’s House, Madurai
E Chapel Blessing @ Mill Krishnapuram (Rajapalaym)
27 Sacerdotal Silver Jubilee Celebrations of
Frs. Y. Arockiam & S. Angel Raj @ Silukkuvarpatty
28 Confirmation Mass @ Rayappanpatty
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Q R The Annual Retreat for our clergy will be at Pillar from September,
18th Sunday evening to 23rd Friday afternoon. Our Archbishop
wants all our priests to attend this retreat without fail. For valid
reasons, if anyone is impeded to take part in it, he should write to
the Archbishop and get the prior permission, stating the alternative
arrangement too.
2. There will be no monthly recollection in this month, as we have
our Annual Retreat.
3. The Silver Jubilee Mass of Rev. Frs. Arockiam Y. & Angel Raj
S., will be celebrated at 11.00 a.m., on Tuesday, 27th September,
2016 at Silukkuvarpatty. All are cordially invited for the celebration.
4. The Diocesan Annual Pilgrimage falls on Sunday 2nd October,
2016. This year, we go to La Salette, Kodaikanal. The adoration
to Bl. Sacrament will start at 10.00 a.m. and it will be followed by
the solemn Eucharistic con-celebration at 11.00 a.m. by Most Rev.
Antony Pappusamy, our Archbishop. The parish priests are
requested to do their best in encouraging our faithful to participate
in the pilgrimage in good number and make the event really
devotional and fruitful.
5. Our Heartfelt Condolence to Rev. Fr. Richard, who has lost his
father, Mr. Michael, and Rev. Fr. Antony Irudaya Raj, who lost his
brother-in-law Mr. Jesuraj,in a road accident on Friday, 29th July,
2016. For the Funeral Mass on the same day at 8.00 pm at
Kodaikanal, our Archbishop, number of priests, religious and people
from different parishes were present. Let us pray for the repose
of their souls.
6. Our Heartfelt Condolence to Msgr. Jeyaraj and his relatives,
upon the demise of his Mother Mrs. Salethammal, age of 77, who
expired on Saturday, on 6thAugust, 2016 at 11.00 am. For the
Funeral Mass on Sunday, 7thAugust, at 2.00 pm., at T. Sindalacherry,
number of priests, religious and people from different parishes were
present. Let us pray for the repose of her soul.
Please Note
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8. Kindly note the Address: Rev. Fr. Alex Gnanaraj, Parish Priest,
Thooya Arockia Annai Church, St. Mary’s Road ( K.K. Patty Road),
Cumbum – 625 516, Ph: 04554 – 270025.
While the Archdiocese rejoices over the Canonization of St. Teresa
of Culcutta on 4thSept. 2016, it acknowledges and appreciates the
unique ministry of Missionaries of
Charity Sisters in Madurai. In order to com-
memorate the Sainthood of Mother Teresa,
the Archbishop will celebrate a solemn
Thanksgiving Eucharist at 6.00 p.m.,on 25th
September at St. Mary’s Cathedral with all
the clergy of the Archdiocese. All the
religious and the priests are invited. Individual invitations would fol-
low from M.C. Sisters.
– X Z [ . Dr. M. John Diraviam, Episcopal Vicar for the Religious.
DPC General Body Meeting
On 17th September, Saturday, we have the General Body
meeting of the Diocesan Pastoral Council (DPC) at NPC. The DPC is
the highest body of the Archdiocese to plan and execute the pastoral
programmes of the Archdiocese. The members of the DPC are the
members of the Curia, the Secretaries of all the archdiocesan
commissions, the Vicars Forane, the elected priest representatives from
the Vicariates and the elected lay members from the parishes. The
Archbishop would like to say that it is obligatory for all the members of
the DPC to attend the General Body meeting without fail and fully.
Theme : The Environmental Spirituality as enunciated
by Pope Francis.
Resource Person: Rev. Dr. Rayappa Kasi, Vellore
Date : 17.09.2016, Saturday
Time Table
09.30 a.m - Registration
10.00 a.m - Inauguration & Talk
11.00 a.m - Coffee
11.15 a.m - Vicariate and Curia – wise Group Discussion
12.15 a.m - Reporting Session
01.00 p.m - Concluding Session
Archbishop Speaks
01.45 p.m - Lunch & Departure
Director, NPC.
APOSTOLIC JOURNEY OF HIS HOLINESS POPE FRANCIS TO POLAND
ON THE OCCASION OF THE XXXI WORLD YOUTH DAY (27-31 JULY 2016)
HOLY MASS FOR WORLD YOUTH DAY
HOMILY OF THE HOLY FATHER
Campus Misericordiae - Kraków
Sunday, 31 July 2016
Dear young people, you have come to Krakow to meet Jesus.
Today’s Gospel speaks to us of just such a meeting between Jesus and
a man named Zacchaeus, in Jericho (cf. Lk 19:1-10). There Jesus
does not simply preach or greet people; as the Evangelist tells us, he
passed through the city (v. 1). In other words, Jesus wants to draw
near to us personally, to accompany our journey to its end, so that his life
and our life can truly meet.
An amazing encounter then takes place, with Zacchaeus, the chief
“publican” or tax collector. Zacchaeus was thus a wealthy collaborator
of the hated Roman occupiers, someone who exploited his own people,
someone who, because of his ill repute, could not even approach the
Master. His encounter with Jesus changed his life, just as it has changed,
and can daily still change, each of our lives. But Zacchaeus had to face
a number of obstacles in order to meet Jesus. It was not easy for him;
he had to face a number of obstacles. At least three of these can also
say something to us.
The first obstacle is smallness of stature. Zacchaeus couldn’t see
the Master because he was little. Even today we can risk not getting
close to Jesus because we don’t feel big enough, because we don’t think
ourselves worthy. This is a great temptation; it has to do not only with
self-esteem, but with faith itself. For faith tells us that we are “children
of God… that is what we are” (1 Jn 3:1). We have been created in
God’s own image; Jesus has taken upon himself our humanity and his
heart will never be separated from us; the Holy Spirit wants to dwell
within us. We have been called to be happy for ever with God!
That is our real “stature”, our spiritual identity: we are God’s beloved
children, always. So you can see that not to accept ourselves, to live
glumly, to be negative, means not to recognize our deepest identity. It is
like walking away when God wants to look at me, trying to spoil his
dream for me. God loves us the way we are, and no sin, fault or mistake
of ours makes him change his mind. As far as Jesus is concerned – as
the Gospel shows – no one is unworthy of, or far from, his thoughts. No
one is insignificant. He loves all of us with a special love; for him all of
us are important: you are important! God counts on you for what you
are, not for what you possess. In his eyes the clothes you wear or the
kind of cell phone you use are of absolutely no concern. He doesn’t
care whether you are stylish or not; he cares about you, just as you are!
In his eyes, you are precious, and your value is inestimable.
At times in our lives, we aim lower rather than higher. At those
times, it is good to realize that God remains faithful, even obstinate, in his
love for us. The fact is, he loves us even more than we love ourselves.
He believes in us even more than we believe in ourselves. He is always
“cheering us on”; he is our biggest fan. He is there for us, waiting with
patience and hope, even when we turn in on ourselves and brood over
our troubles and past injuries. But such brooding is unworthy of our
spiritual stature! It is a kind of virus infecting and blocking everything; it
closes doors and prevents us from getting up and starting over. God, on
the other hand, is hopelessly hopeful! He believes that we can always
get up, and he hates to see us glum and gloomy. It is sad to see young
people who are glum. Because we
are always his beloved sons and
daughters. Let us be mindful of this
at the dawn of each new day. It will
do us good to pray every morning:
“Lord, I thank you for loving me; I
am sure that you love me; help me to
be in love with my own life!” Not
with my faults, that need to be
corrected, but with life itself, which
is a great gift, for it is a time to love and to be loved.
Zacchaeus faced a second obstacle in meeting Jesus: the paralysis
of shame. We spoke a little about this yesterday. We can imagine what
was going on in his heart before he climbed that sycamore. It must have
been quite a struggle – on one hand, a healthy curiosity and desire to
know Jesus; on the other, the risk of appearing completely ridiculous.
Zacchaeus was public figure, a man of power, but deeply hated. He
knew that, in trying to climb that tree, he would have become a
laughingstock to all. Yet he mastered his shame, because the attraction
of Jesus was more powerful. You know what happens when someone is
so attractive that we fall in love with them: we end up ready to do things
we would never have even thought of doing. Something similar took
place in the heart of Zacchaeus, when he realized that Jesus was so
important that he would do anything for him, since Jesus alone could pull
him out of the mire of sin and discontent. The paralysis of shame did not
have the upper hand. The Gospel tells us that Zacchaeus “ran ahead”,
“climbed” the tree, and then, when Jesus called him, he “hurried down”
(vv. 4, 6). He took a risk, he put his life on the line. For us too, this is the
secret of joy: not to stifle a healthy curiosity, but to take a risk, because
life is not meant to be tucked away. When it comes to Jesus, we cannot
sit around waiting with arms folded; he offers us life – we can’t respond
by thinking about it or “texting” a few words!
Dear young friends, don’t be ashamed to bring everything to the Lord
in confession, especially your weaknesses, your struggles and your sins.
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He will surprise you with his forgiveness and his peace. Don’t be afraid
to say “yes” to him with all your heart, to respond generously and to
follow him! Don’t let your soul grow numb, but aim for the goal of a
beautiful love which also demands sacrifice. Say a firm “no” to the
narcotic of success at any cost and the sedative of worrying only about
yourself and your own comfort.
After his small stature, after the paralysis of shame, there was a
third obstacle that Zacchaeus had to face. It was no longer an interior
one, but was all around him. It was
the grumbling of the crowd, who
first blocked him and then criticized
him: How could Jesus have entered
his house, the house of a sinner!
How truly hard it is to welcome
Jesus, how hard it is to accept a “God
who is rich in mercy” (Eph 2:4)!
People will try to block you, to make
you think that God is distant, rigid and insensitive, good to the good and
bad to the bad. Instead, our heavenly Father “makes his sun rise on the
evil and on the good” (Mt 5:45). He demands of us real courage: the
courage to be more powerful than evil by loving everyone, even our
enemies. People may laugh at you because you believe in the gentle and
unassuming power of mercy. But do not be afraid. Think of the motto
of these days: “Blessed are the merciful, for they will receive mercy”
(Mt 5:7). People may judge you to be dreamers, because you believe in
a new humanity, one that rejects hatred between peoples, one that refuses
to see borders as barriers and can cherish its own traditions without
being self-centred or small-minded. Don’t be discouraged: with a smile
and open arms, you proclaim hope and you are a blessing for our one
human family, which here you represent so beautifully!
That day the crowd judged Zacchaeus; they looked him over, up and
down. But Jesus did otherwise: he gazed up at him (v. 5). Jesus looks
beyond the faults and sees the person. He does not halt before bygone
evil, but sees future good. His gaze remains constant, even when it is
not met; it seeks the way of unity and communion. In no case does it
halt at appearances, but looks to the heart. Jesus looks to our hearts,
your heart, my heart. With this gaze of Jesus, you can help bring about
another humanity, without looking for acknowledgement but seeking
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goodness for its own sake, content to maintain a pure heart and to fight
peaceably for honesty and justice. Don’t stop at the surface of things;
distrust the worldly cult of appearances, cosmetic attempts to improve
our looks. Instead, “download” the best “link” of all, that of a heart which
sees and transmits goodness without growing weary. The joy that you have
freely received from God, please, freely give away (cf. Mt 10:8): so many
people are waiting for it! So many are waiting for it from you.
Finally let us listen to the words that Jesus spoke to Zacchaeus, which
to be seem meant for us today, for each one of us: “Come down, for I
must stay at your house today” (v. 5). “Come down, for I must stay with
you today. Open to me the door of your heart”. Jesus extends the same
invitation to you: “I must stay at your house today”. We can say that
World Youth Day begins today and continues tomorrow, in your
homes, since that is where Jesus wants to meet you from now on. The
Lord doesn’t want to remain in this beautiful city, or in cherished memories
alone. He wants to enter your homes, to dwell in your daily lives: in your
studies, your first years of work, your friendships and affections, your
hopes and dreams. How greatly he desires that you bring all this to him
in prayer! How much he hopes that, in all the “contacts” and “chats” of
each day, pride of place be given to the golden thread of prayer! How
much he wants his word to be able to speak to you day after day, so that
you can make his Gospel your own, so that it can serve as a compass for
you on the highways of life!
In asking to come to your house, Jesus calls you, as he did Zacchaeus,
by name. All of us, Jesus calls by name. Your name is precious to him.
The name “Zacchaeus” would have made people back the think of the
remembrance of God. Trust the memory of God: his memory is not a
“hard disk” that “saves” and “archives” all our data, his memory is a
heart filled with tender compassion, one that finds joy in “erasing” in us
every trace of evil. May we too now try to imitate the faithful memory
of God and treasure the good things we have received in these days. In
silence, let us remember this encounter, let us preserve the memory of
the presence of God and his word, and let us listen once more to the
voice of Jesus as he calls us by name. So let us now pray silently,
remembering and thanking the Lord wanted us to be here and has come
here to meet us.
Holy Childhood - 2016
Collection as on 25/07/2016 1,54,779.00
Ugarthe Nagar 1,200.00
Othyal 200.00
Collection as on 23/08/2016 1,56,179.00
Holy See - 2016
Collection as on 25/07/2016 77,936.00
Ugarthe Nagar 1,100.00
Othyal 200.00
Collection as on 23/08/2016 79,236.00
Hunger & Disease - 2016
Collection as on 24/06/2016 14,38,695.00
Rajapalayam 25,000.00
Ugarthe Nagar 6,200.00
Othyal 500.00
Manalar 200.00
Collection as on 23/08/2016 14,70,595.00
Good Friday - 2016
Collection as on 24/06/2016 6,46,896.00
Ugarthe Nagar 7,100.00
Othyal 600.00
Collection as on 23/08/2016 6,54,596.00
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Nghpd;gj;jpy; gq;fspg;ghuhf! - The Chancellor
We Miss You Dear Loving Fr. Arun Arulappan!
Vocation Sunday - 2016
Collection as on 25/07/2016 76,471.00
St. Mary’s Church 5,000.00
Ugarthe Nagar 1,200.00
Mathankovilpatti 400.00
Othyal 200.00
Manalar 200.00
Collection as on 23/08/2016 83,471.00
St. Peter’s Pence - 2016
Collection as on 25/07/2016 21,851.00
St. Mary’s Church 5,000.00
Packiapuram 2,270.00
Railway Colony 2,000.00
Ugarthe Nagar 1,300.00
Devadanam 1,000.00
Mathankovilpatti 500.00
Othyal 200.00
Collection as on 23/08/2016 34,121.00
Communication Day - 2016
Collection as on 25/07/2016 16,401.00
St. Mary’s Church 3,000.00
Packiapuram 2,540.00
Railway Colony 1,200.00
Ugarthe Nagar 1,200.00
Devadanam 1,000.00
Mathankovilpatti 600.00
Othyal 200.00
Collection as on 23/08/2016 26,141.00
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Prison Ministry
Fr. Parish Priest, St. Mary’s Church 5,000.00
Fr. Parish Priest, Samayanallur 2,600.00
Fr. Parish Priest, Packiapuram 2,450.00
Fr. Parish Priest, Hanumanthanpatty 2,100.00
Fr. Parish Priest, Railway Colony 1,200.00
Fr. Parish Priest, Lourdupuram 101.00
Collection as on 23/08/2016 13,451.00
KANI (Seminarians Fund )
Fr. Parish Priest & Parishioners, Perumalmalai 19,040.00
Fr. Parish Priest, Anna Nagar 10,000.00
Fatima Madha Anbiam, Bibikulam 2,000.00
Mr. Antony Jude, Bastin Nagar 2,000.00
Dr. Amala Shanthi, Bibikulam 500.00
Collection as on 23/08/2016 33,540.00
Mass Received From Parishes
Fr. Parish Priest, Ayravathanallur (100 Nos) 10,000.00
Collection as on 23/08/2016 10,000.00
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Samy”.
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Rev. Fr. John Richard M. on 21.09.2014
Fr. Pappuraj V. on 26.09.2010
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11 Bodinayakanur 09 Y. Othakkadai
18 Sundaranachiapuram 16 Karumathur
25 Usilampatty 23 Theni
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Fr. Sandanam Manuel - 28.09.1981
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Fr. Joachim M.P. - 25.09.1985
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Fr. Aruldoss - 16.06.1997
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