Church History: Chapter 2: The Malankara Church through the Centuries Flashcards
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St Thomas came to India in the year
AD 52
Where in Kerala did St Thomas land?
Cranganore at the Malabar Coast
Death place of St Thomas
St Thomas Mount; buried at Mylapore, Madras.
The first Christians in Kerala were called by the name
Nazranees; Meaning the followers of the man of Nazareth.
400 Syrian families came to Kerala in the year
AD 345
Name the businessman who led the syrians who fled their country and came to Kerala
Thomas of Cana
Because of the influence of Thomas of Cana which countrymen, including priests, came to Kerala?
Persia
The visiting Persian clergies belonged to which church
Nestorian Church
Nestorian liturgy was in which language
Aramaic (the same language that Jesus spoke)
Malankara Church kept in touch with the Persian Nestorian church till which century
15th century
Who brought Roman Catholicism to Kerala?
Vasco De Gama
Vasco de Gama came to Kerala in the year
1498
Roman Catholics forced the Malankara Christians to join Catholicism and sign contracts to the Roman throne in what synod
Diamper synod
Who was concentrated as a bishop from the Malankara Church in the Diamper synod?
Arch Deacon Gheevarghese
What was the name given to Arch Deacon Gheevarghese?
Alexio de Menezes
Which Sabha or church stayed away from the Roman Catholic throne?
Chaldean Church in Trichur. They continued as the Church of the East.
Declaration of Independence from Romans happened in the year
1653
What was the leader of declaration of independence movement? Who was the first Indian Bishop?
Arch Deacon Thomas
How many clergies were with Arch Deacon Thomas when they marched to Cochin fort?
633
What did the Romans force the Malankara churches to do?
To embrace the Latin version of the Roman Catholicism
Who was the leader of the Coonan Cross oath?
Arch Deacon Thomas
Who became Marthoma 1 or who was the first Indian Bishop?
Arch Deacon Thomas
Who reconsecrated Marthoma 1?
Mar Gregorious from the Jacobite church in Syria.
Who was the founder of the Jacobite Church in Syria?
Jacob Bardeaus, a Syrian monk.