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MEMBRE HONORAIRE DE MEP

Reverend and dear Fathers, Brothers and Sisters, prayerful

greetings to you in the Holy Name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

1. Visit to France

From 12th to 26th April I was in France and Germany for afew purposes.

On 13th and 14th I was at Lourdes. On Thursday, 14th April Icelebrated the holy mass at the feet of our Lady of Lourdes atthe Grotto for our Archdiocese and prayed in a special way forthe clergy, religious and the laity of our Archdiocese.

On 15th April I met the Episcopal Vicar in Paris for themigrants under whose direction Fr. John Kennedy is workingas the national Chaplain for the Indian Tamil Community. Heis happy about the ministry of Fr. John Kennedy. The ministry

The Holy Father's Prayer Intentions for May 2016

General: That in every country of the world, women may

be honored and respected and that their essentialcontribution to society may be highly esteemed.

Mission: That families, communities and groups may pray

the Holy Rosary for evangelization and peace.

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contract of Fr. John Kennedy is renewed for a further term ofthree years.

On 16th April I went to Reims and met the Archbishop of Reims.He is happy about the ministry of Fr. S. Dominic Savio andappointed him as the parish priest. His ministry contract has beenrenewed upto 2024.

On Sunday, 17th April I made a pilgrimage to Lisieux andcelebrated holy mass at the Basilica of St. Therese.

On Wednesday, 20th April I was conferred the title of "Membrehonoraire de MEP”, because of my closeness to the MEP society.Rev. Fr. R. Rossignol, Rev. Fr. C. Cornu, some priests, religious andlaity from the Indian Community were present.

On 21st April I celebrated Mass at the Cluny Generalate.

On 22nd April I went to Pontoise and met the Bishop ofPontoise. The ministry contract of Fr. Jayaraj Maguimey has beenrenewed for three more years.

On 23rd I celebrated the Mass in Tamil for the TamilCommunity in and around Paris. There were about 500 faithful.It was the 35th anniversary of the Tamil Chaplaincy in France.

On 25th April I visited Fr. S. Napoleon in Germany

I thank very much Rev. Fr. Georges COLOMB, MEP for havingelected me a membre honoraire of MEP on 19th March 2014.He has been appointed the Bishop of Rochelle-Saintes and hisEpiscopal consecration takes place on 5th May 2016. Wecongratulate him and wish him success in his Episcopal ministry.

I thank very much Rev. Fr. Gilles Reithinger for havingconferred on me the title of “member honoraire de MEP”.The following is the speech that I delivered on this memorableoccasion:


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Discours de Monseigneur Anandarayar à l’ occasionde la remise du titre de ‘Membre honoraire’ des MEP

Cher Monseigneur Georges Colomb Evêque-élu du diocèsede la Rochelle et Saintes, très Révérend Père Gilles Reithinger,actuel Supérieur Général de la Société des Missions Etrangèresde Paris, Révérend Père Raymond Rossignol, Révérend PèreCamille Cornu, chers membres de la Société des MissionsEtrangères de Paris, ici présents, Révérends Pères, Frères,Sœurs, chers amis, Bonsoir â tous. A vous grâce, paix et joiedans le Christ ressuscité!

C’est avec une grande émotion et une profonde joie que jetiens à remercier Monseigneur Georges Colomb et la Sociétédes Missions Etrangères de Paris de me conférer le titre de‘Membre Honoraire de MEP.’ Le lien historique entre lesMissions Etrangères de Paris et Pondichéry est très profond ettrès ancien. C’est de cette chapelle de I’ Epiphanie que sontpartis tous vos prêtres missionnaires qui se sont mis à notreservice : toute une assemblée de saints prêtres nous entoureici.

Les Jésuites français avaient travaillé à Pondichéry dès 1700.En 1773, le Pape Clément XIV a supprimé l’Ordre des Jésuites.En 1776, le Pape Pie VI a donné la Mission Malabar ou MissionCarnatique à la Société des Missions Etrangères de Paris.Monseigneur Pierre Brigot, MEP, était alors nommé PremierSupérieur de la Mission Malabar le 30 Septembre 1776.

Comme nous le savons tous, les trios objectifs des MissionsEtrangères de Paris sont: D’abord, la proclamation de l’Evangile;ensuite, la formations des clergés indigènes, et puisl’établissement des Eglises locales. Vous êtes porteurs de laLumière du Christ en Asie, grâce à votre dévouement et à votreinépuisable générosité.

Pour la formation des clergés indigènes, le grand SéminaireSaint Joseph a ouvert à Pondichéry en 1778. Puis, il a ététransféré en 1934 à Bangalore à cause de son climat plusclément ; à cette occasion, il a été renommé Séminaire SaintPierre. Vous continuez encore aujourd’hui, par votrehospitalité, à former des prêtres-étudiants pour toute l’Asie etpour l’Inde en particulier, prêtres qui, à leur retour, formentnos futures prêtres. Vous accueillez aussi l’aumônier de lacommunauté tamoule en France. Merci beaucoup pour votregénérosité.

Après Monseigneur Brigot, Monseigneur Champenois etMonseigneur Hébert furent Supérieurs de la Mission dePondichéry. En 1836, Monseigneur Clément Bonnand, MEP,devint le Vicaire Apostolique de la Mission Pondichéry. C’est àcette période en 1844, que le fameux premier Synode dePondichéry eut lieu. Les Pères Synodaux ont alors décidé deséparer le Vicariat Apostolique de Pondichéry en trios régions: c’est-à-dire, la Mission de Pondichéry avec à sa têteMonseigneur Bonnand, MEP ; la Mission de Mysore avecMonseigneur Charbonnaux, MEP, et la Mission de Coimbatoreavec Monseigneur de Marion Brésillac.

Pour la formation et l’éducation des jeunes filles, et pour lapromotion des femmes, le Père Louis-Savinien Dupuis, MEP,fonda en 1844 la Congrégation du Cœur Immaculé de Marie,à Pondichéry. Le Synode avait donné comme priorité :l’Evangélisation.

En 1886, la hiérarchie ecclésiastique indienne était etabliepar le Pape Léon XIII. Monseigneur Laouënan devint le premierArchevêque de Pondichéry. De 1776 à 1956, il y eut 9 évêquesMEP à Pondichéry, 8 évêques MEP à Mysore, 7 évêques MEPà Coimbatore, 2 évêques MEP à Kumbakonam et 1 évêqueMEP à Salem. En tout, il y eut 27 évêques MEP en Inde.


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Personnellement, j’ai été admis au Séminaire Sainte Agnèsà Cuddalore par le Recteur, le Père Henri Viallet, MEP. Puis,au Grand Séminaire Saint Pierre de Bangalore, ce fut le pèreRossignol, MEP qui fut alors notre recteur; le père Viallet a étémon directeur spirituel pendant 7 ans. Nous avons eu commeprofesseurs, le père Lucien Legrand, et les Pères Penven,Harou, Pennel, Mirande, Harmandon. Je suis réellement trèsreconnaissant à tous ces excellent professeurs qui, tous, étaientmembres de la Société des MEP.

Après mes études à Rome, j’ai été professeur de droit canonet de missiologie, et puis vice-recteur et recteur du SéminairePontifical Saint-Pierre à Bangalore de 1981 à 1997. C’est unegrande joie pour moi d’avoir contribué à la formation de plusde 700 prêtres, dont 8 ont été consacrés Evêques. Je continueà donner des cours aux étudiants en maitrise de droit canon.

Après avoir été évêque du diocèse d’Ooty pendant 7 ans etdemi, j’ai été nommé archevêque de Pondichéry et Cuddalore,et je le suis depuis douze ans.

Pendant Presque 300 ans, Pondichéry a été la caitale descomptoirs coloniaux français en Inde. Aujourd’hui dans larépublique indienne, Pondichéry demeure un vivant foyer dela langue et du rayonnement culturel français. C’est une ported’entrée privilégiée de la France en Inde, un espace derencontres et de partage.

Chrétiens de Pondichéry, nous le sommes par la grâce deDieu. Cette merveilleuse grâce de Dieu est arrivée Jusqu’à nouspar les 331 membres de la Société des Missions Etrangères deParis a Pondichéry. Je suis donc infiniment reconnaissant â laSociété des Missions Etrangères de Paris de nous avoir montréle chemin vers le Seigneur.

Grâce au soufflé de l’Esprit Saint, l’Eglise est missionnairepar nature. Par cette vocation native, la France a mérité le titrede ‘Fille aînée de l’Eglise'. Elle a donne à cette dernière untrès grand nombre de missionnaires, de Saints et de Saintes.Les membres de la Société des Missions Etrangères de Paris sesont engagés dans la mission du Christ en Asie dans l’OcéanIndien depuis 350 ans, pour former une Eglise locale quirecueille les fruits de vos efforts et sacrifices.

Je suis très heureux d’être associé aux Missions Etrangèresde Paris depuis ma jeunesse, et maintenant je leur suis encoreplus reconnaissant de me faire l’honneur et la joie de meconférer ce titre de ‘Membre Honoraire de la Société desMissions Etrangères de Paris.’

Une fois encore, je remercie très sincèrement MonseigneurGeorges Colomb, le très Révérend Père Gilles Reithinger,Supérieur Général, leurs associés et la Société des MissionsEtrangères de Paris, pour cette initiative particulièrementgratifiante. Pour terminer, je souhaite à Monseigneur GeorgesColomb un grand succès dans son ministère épiscopal sous laprotection maternelle de la Vierge Marie.

Que Dieu vous bénisse tous et vous fortifie dans lafoi.

Merci infiniment.

+A. AnandarayarArchevêque, Archidiocèse de Pondichéry et Cuddalore,Inde.

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2. CBCI News

Rev. Fr. P. Thomas Paulsamy is appointed the new Bishop ofDindigul.

Rev. Fr. Aplinar Senapathi, CM is appointed the first Bishopof the newly erected Dicoese of Rayagada, bifurcated fromBherampur.

We offer our felicitations to them and wish them success intheir Episcopal ministry.

3. Jubilarians

Fr. V. Agnel (29.04.16), Fr. S. Antonisamy, Fr. M. Arokiasamy,Fr. S. Paulraj, Fr. A. Pushparaj and Fr. I. Sagaya Arulselvancomplete 25 years of Priesthood on 15.05.2016. We offer ourhearty felicitations to them and wish them AD MULTOSANNOS.

4. Workers Day

Every year on 1st May we celebrate the feast of St. Joseph,the worker. First May is also observed as the Workers’ Day.We extend our cordial greetings and offer our prayerful wishesto all the workers in the world and especially in our CountryIndia and for all who work for the welfare of the workers. MaySt. Joseph, the patron of the workers, bless and protect all theworkers in the world.

5. Regency

Name Parish Seminary RegencyBro. Bart Augustine Nellithope St. Peter's St. Ann's Boarding,

Tindivanam

Bro. Johnson Velanthangal St. Peter's Mel-Nariappanur

Bro. Aron Kommedu Good Shepherd Chinnasalem

Bro. Prem Kumar Thirukoilur Good Shepherd St. Joseph's Boarding,

Cuddalore-1

ARCHBISHOP’S ENGAGEMENTS FOR MAY - 2016

1 SUN 07.30 a.m. Feast Mass, Vinobha Nagar

06.00 p.m. Confirmation, Blessing of therenovated Church, Irundai

2 MON 06.15 a.m. Final Profession, FIHM, Cathedral.

3 TUE 06.30 a.m. Jubilee Mass, FIHM, St. Ann’s Hr.Sec. School, Cuddalore-1

4 WED 05.30 p.m. Ordinations, Cathedral.

5 THU 10.30 a.m. Meeting of the College of Consultors.

6 FRI 06.30 a.m. Mass, Oulgaret.

7 SAT 10.30 a.m. Jubilee Mass, SJC, HospiceConvent, Pondicherry.

8 SUN 08.15 a.m. Confirmations, Neyveli-1

9 MON 06.00 p.m. Confirmations, Blessing of therenovated church, Arulambadi

12 THU 10.00 a.m. Blessing of the new Minor Seminary,HGN and Ordinations, Ulundurpet.

13 FRI 08.30 a.m. Confirmations, Kunankurichy

14 SAT 11.30 a.m. Confirmations, Villianur

06.00 p.m. Mass, Murungapakkam

15 SUN 08.00 a.m. Confirmations. Cathedral

12.00 noon Confirmations, Sacred Heart Basilica

16 MON Election

17 TUE 08.30 a.m. Confirmations, Mugaiyur


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20 FRI 06.300 p.m. Confirmations, Blessing of therenovated presbytery, Manicollai,Periapet.

21 SAT 07.30 a.m. Confirmations, Muthialpet

05.30 p.m. Confirmations, Nellithope

22 SUN 07.30 a.m. Confirmations, Karaikal

24 TUE 08.00 a.m. Confirmations, Veerareddikuppam.

25 WED 08.00 a.m. Confirmations, Krishnankuppam.

27 FRI 06.30 a.m. Confirmations, Reddiarpalayam.

28 SAT 10.00 a.m. Final Profession, SJC, Notre Dame desAnges, Pondicherry.

05.30 p.m. Confirmations, Ariyankuppam.

29 SUN 07.30 a.m. Confirmations, Alagappasamuthiram

30 MON 08.00 a.m. Confirmations, Madampattu

[sd]+Most Rev. Dr. A. Anandarayar

Archbishop of Pondicherry and Cuddalore

ARCHBISHOP'S EDUCATION FUND

No.Date Name Amount1 08.04.16 Indira Nagar Parish, Neyveli 50002 “ Catechism Children, Indira Nagar Parish 50003 “ A.Mariammal, Anna Gramam 10004 “ S.Ganadurai,Indira Nagar 5005 “ Shivaji Ka Mari Anthuvan, Indira Nagar 5006 “ S.Jai Philip Renaldi, Indira Nagar 5007 “ A.Amala, Anna gramam 500

8 “ J.Philominal, Indira Nagar 5009 “ A.Martin Arulrajasekar, Indira Nagar 50010 “ V.Pavithra Christy, Gandhi Nagar 20011 “ Theres Pushpa Saleth, Gandhi Nagar 10012 “ G.Amalraj, Indira Nagar 10013 “ K.Thirsha, Vadakuthu 10014 “ Well wishers, Indira Nagar 90015 “ Fr.James Soosainathan, Pondy 660016 “ Richard Isidore, Pondy 50017 11.04.16 Villianur Parish 1000018 “ Louis Prakasam Kanniya, Pondy 10000

Total as on 30.04.2016 42500Received up to 31.03.2016 20381500Grand Total 20424000

[sd]+Most Rev. Dr. A. Anandarayar

Archbishop of Pondicherry and Cuddalore

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PARISH WISE LIST OF FINANCIAL HELP

TO THE POOR STUDENTS FROM 01.01.2016 TO 31.03.2016

No. Name of the Parish Archbishop’s Other Sources Total

Edu. Fund1 ADANUR 13350.00 13350.002 AKKRAPALAYAM 10000.00 10000.003 ALAGAPPASAMUTHIRAM 15500.00 15500.004 ANILADY 1000.00 19000.00 20000.005 ARCAUD 5000.00 5000.006 ARIYANKUPPAM 1000.00 5000.00 6000.007 ARULAMBADI 6000.00 6000.008 ATHIPAKKAM 2000.00 2000.009 AYANDUR 3000.00 3000.0010 CATHEDRAL 38000.00 38000.0011 CUDDALORE 31950.00 4000.00 35950.0012 ERAIYUR 27450.00 51000.00 78450.00


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13 FATIMAPALAYAM 5000.00 12000.00 17000.0014 GEDILAM 6000.00 6000.0015 GINGEE 3000.00 3000.0016 IRUDAYAMPATTU 5000.00 5000.0017 IRUNDAI 5000.00 5000.0018 IRUPPUKURICHY 35700.00 12500.00 48200.0019 KAKKANUR 10750.00 57200.00 67950.0020 KALLERY 4000.00 4000.0021 KANAKKANKUPPAM 3000.00 3000.0022 KEEZHPUTHUPATTU 10100.00 55000.00 65100.0023 KODUNGAL 2700.00 8000.00 10700.0024 KOMMEDU 6000.00 12000.00 18000.0025 KONANKUPPAM 3300.00 3300.0026 KRISHNANKUPPAM 1500.00 22000.00 23500.0027 KUNANKURICHY 5000.00 5000.0028 KURUMBAGARAM 6000.00 6000.0029 KURUSUKUPPAM 4000.00 4000.0030 MADAMPATTU 22500.00 22500.0031 MAIYANUR 2025.00 6000.00 8025.0032 MANALURPET 3000.00 3000.0033 MEL NARIAPPANUR 3000.00 3000.0034 MEL PAZHANGUR 7200.00 3000.00 10200.0035 MEL SITHAMUR 6350.00 7800.00 14150.0036 MEL VAZHI 300.00 6000.00 6300.0037 MICHAELPURAM 8700.00 5000.00 13700.0038 MUGAIYUR 3000.00 3000.0039 MUNNUR 5000.00 5000.0040 MUTHIALPET 16000.00 16000.0041 NANGATHUR 300.00 8500.00 8800.0042 NELLIKUPPAM 8000.00 18500.00 26500.0043 NELLITHOPE 23000.00 23000.0044 NEYVELI 22000.00 22000.0045 ODIYATHUR 5800.00 10800.00 16600.0046 OTHERS 31300.00 52000.00 83300.0047 PERIYAPET 14000.00 14000.0048 REDDIARPALAYAM 1000.00 16000.00 17000.0049 SACRED HEART BASILICA 5500.00 15000.00 20500.0050 SAMUPILLAINAGAR 3000.00 3000.0051 SATHIAMANGALAM 26000.00 26000.0052 SATHIPATTU 29000.00 29000.0053 SEEDEVI 7000.00 7000.00

54 SENGADU 6000.00 6000.0055 SEPPAKKAM 26000.00 26000.0056 SOZHAMPATTU 10000.00 10000.0057 TAGORE NAGAR 5000.00 5000.0058 THATTANCHAVADI 5000.00 5000.0059 THELY 300.00 3000.00 3300.0060 THERKUNAM 12000.00 12000.0061 THIRUKOILUR 21000.00 21000.0062 THURINJICOLLAI 16000.00 16000.0063 THURINJIPOONDI 8000.00 8000.0064 TINDIVANAM 11000.00 11000.0065 ULUNDURPET 9000.00 9000.0066 ULUTHUR 38000.00 38000.0067 UPPALAM 700.00 13000.00 13700.0068 VADALUR 8300.00 11000.00 19300.0069 VEERAREDDIKUPPAM 10500.00 18500.00 29000.0070 VELANTHANGAL 37000.00 37000.0071 VELLAKULAM 5500.00 62500.00 68000.0072 VILLIANUR 7500.00 7500.0073 VILLUPURAM 2000.00 19500.00 21500.0074 VIRIYUR 1850.00 5000.00 6850.0075 VRIDHACHALAM 10000.00 10000.00

Flood ReliefKRISHNANKUPPAM 50000.00 50000.00VILLUPURAM Christ the King 75000.00 75000.00Flood Relief Materials purchased 33195.00 33195.00

Total 259125.00 1211795.00 1470920.00

LIST OF THE POOR STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED

RS. 3000 AND ABOVE FROM 01.01.16 TO 31.03.16

AkkrapalayamMaria Selvam - B.E. 10000

Alagappasamuthiram Arun william - DEEE 3000

Menaga, - M.A. 5000

Arokya steephen - B.Com 3000


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Anilady S.Shoba - B.Ed., 7500

Jayamary - MBA 3500

Phitholismary - B.Sc. 3000

Quri Suki - B.Ed., 5000

Adanur Suguna.V - B.Sc Nursing 6000

Joice - B.Sc. 7350

ArcaduVimalda Selva Jayakumari - B.Ed. 5000

Ariyankuppam Albert - B.Sc. 3000

Arulambadi Micheal Jacksoni - B.Sc. 3000

Praveenkumar - B.Sc. 3000

Ayandur F.Francia - B.Com 3000

Cathedral Visita - B.Sc. 10000

Priyadarshini - MBBS 3000

Velanganni Angel - B.E. 5000

Samy Theophile monica Gracy - M.Tech 5000

Valerie Vinnarasi - B.Sc. 10000

Pavithra, - medical 3000

CuddaloreC.Antony - MA 6750

Beula - B.Com 3400

Antony George - M.Phil 16700

Gayathri - BCA 5100

Cuddalore OT Franklinraj - B.A. 3000

EraiyurNambikaimary - B.Sc. 9025

J. Arokia Mary - B.Com 11600

Julie Prema - B.A. 7000

K. Julie - B.Sc. 4500

Margaret Priyadarshini - B.Sc. 5825

Arokiamary -B.A. 3000

Leo Robert, - B.Sc 3000

Preethi Jenifer - B.Sc. 5000

Yesu vinolamary - B.Sc. 3000

Ajitha Josephine - B.Tech 5000

Julie - B.Sc. 5000

Jacinthamary - B.Sc. 3000

Reena Mary florence - Tailoring 3000

Anitha Rosaline - B.Ed., 6000

FatimaplayamSelvi.F - B.Ed., 12000

Albertraj - Dip in Agri 5000

Gedilam - Maranodai Medaline Shini Susmita - B.Sc. 3000

Praveenamary, VI 3000

Gingee Mary Merlin - XI 3000

Irudayampattu Josephine Clara - B.C.A. 5000

IruppukurichyDelphine Elizabethrani - B.A. 7000

Jacintha - B.A. 7000

Moni Joy Priya - MBA 18700

Monica Angel mary - B.Ed., 15000

Irundai Satyapriaya - B.Ed 5000

Kakkanur Sonia Bagya - B.Sc. 7900

Salomi - BA 6000

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Pascha Jeyamary - B.Sc. 3000

Arokiaraj - XII 3000

Ajithagracy - B.Sc. 5000

Lourdu monisha - B.Sc. 5000

Praveen kumar - IX 3000

Kallery Isaiyas - B.A. 3000

Kanakkankuppam Roniton - ITI 3000

KeezhputhupetSharmitha - IX 6000

Uma Gandhi - B.A. 5100

Loganathan - B.Tech 5000

Loods Thenuja, MBA 16000

Cornelis, Kalpet - Medical 3000

Nixon, Keezputhupet - B.E. 10000

Dushya 5000

Jainison - X 3000

Kuyili - B.A. 3000

Srutika - IV 3000

KommeduShaila Virgin - B.A.B.Ed 6000

Shanthi Mercelin - B.Ed., 10000

Krishnankuppam Lily Alphina - M.A. 3000

Arokia Josephine Janani - B.Sc. 3000

Arokia Iswariya -B.Sc 4000

Felixiamary - B.Sc. 4000

Arokia Amala keeth- B.Com 3000

Kunankurichy John Sabeena - M.Sc. 5000

Kurumbagaram Sharmila mathalane- GNM 3000

Arokiamary - GNM 3000

Kurusukuppam Tarika Mary - M.Com 4000

Madampattu Asha Rathinamary, B.Sc. 12000

Savariammal - M.A. 3000

Josephine Mary - B.Ed., 7500

Maiyanur Arokiamary - BBM 6000

Manalurpet Denish Robinson - B.Tech 3000

Mel-Nariappanur Jaya Prasanna, - GNM 3000

Mel-Pazhangur Anushiya - B.C.A. 3000

Gnanapoo - BA 3600

Helen Ruby - B.SC. 3600

Mel-sithamurJoseph Mary - B.A. 10150

Dinesh Kumar B.Sc. 4000

Mel-vazhy Bernath Priya, - B.Sc. 3000

Shakilamary, - B.A. 3000

MichaelpuramEdvya Sherly B.Sc. 5100

Francis Mary - B.S.C. 3600

Arokiasamy, Michaelpuram 5000

Mugaiyur Selciyaroy, - B.Sc 3000

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May 2016May 2016

Munnur Johnson - B.Sc. 5000

Muthialpet Elsi, B.Ed., 5000

Marie Jenifer- BCA 3000

Monica - XI 5000

Marie Joseph - XI 3000

NellikuppamJacintha - B.Ed., 15000

Mary Virginia - B.C.A. 3000

Vimal - IX 3000

Olivia Josephine - B.E. 5000

Nellithope Rosalinemary, B.Sc. 7000

Anice - B.Tech 5000

Arokia Aruljaya Sirija - VIII 3000

Arokia Ossia - VI 3000

Arun- B.Tech 5000

Neyveli Stella - M.Sc. 5000

Arokiaraj, DME 3000

Vinoth - MCA 5000

Michael Dyson - Fire and Safety 4000

Jerry Paradis - MCA 5000

OdiyathurLicy Flora - M.Sc. 5800

Lourduselvi - MSW 3000

Periapet George Bush,B.Ed 5000

Zabira mary - B.Ed 5000

Delphine Angela - XII 4000

Reddiarpalayam Princy, - XI 8000

Anbarasi - X 3000

Ammu Prathiba - X 3000

Sacred Heart baslicaSebastian Levin - LKG 5000

Steephen -B.Sc 5000

Zeon Bernard - C.A. 5000

Jeniffer - B.Tech 5000

Samupillai Nagar Arokia Zimpras, - B.E. 3000

Sathiamangalam sneha deepa, B.Sc 5000

Jenifer, - BBA 7000

Kulandai Theresa, - B.E. 5000

Rubamary, - B.A. 3000

Stellamary B.Com 3000

Deva Francis - EEE 3000

Sathipattu Martinamary, - MCA 3000

Anthonymary, - MCA 3000

Jenifer,- MSC 3000

Jaklinemary - M.A. 5000

Robin Anthaiya - B.E. 5000

Sengadu Vinopriya, - MCA 3000

Seppakkam Anitha, - DNA 5000

Anandaraj, B.E. 6000

Anish, - DNA 5000

Augustinemary, - DNA 5000

Rubi, - DNA 5000

Sozhampattu Antony John - DME 10000

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Tagore Nagar Kamalavasini - B.Tech 3000

Mary Stella - M.B.A. 5000

Thattanchavady Johnsy Rani - B.Ed., 5000

Thely Varsha Cladin, - X 3000

Therkunam John Louis - B.Sc.B.Ed., 10000

Thirukoilur Anjugam, - GNM 11000

Sheeba Catharin, - B.A. 5000

Deepa - XII 2000

Julianal - MCA 3000

Thurinjicollai Victoria Rani - M.Sc. 3000

Prema - B.E. 5000

Victoria Rani - M.Sc. 3000

Thurinjipoondy Punithavalli, B.Ed 3000

Gracy - B.Sc. 5000

Tindivanam Amalamry, - B.Sc. 3000

Vivekanandan - B.Com 3000

Ulundurpet Arokiamary, - B.Com 4000

Arokiamary - B.Sc. 5000

Uluthur Antoniraj, - MCA 3000

Sathiya - Dip in Nursing 5000

Anupriya - B.E. 3000

Brigit - B.A. 3000

Uppalam Binu Francis - M.Phil 10000

Maria Praba - M.Phil 3000

VadalurArul Mary - B.A. 5100

Albert, Rajarethinam, - DME 6000

Geethamary - B.E. 5000

VeerareddikuppamMerline Sharmila - M.Sc. 5000

Periyanayagimary - B.Ed., 15000

Arun Kumar - B.E. 4000

Velanthangal Jonsirani, B.C.A. 3000

Arokiamary, B.Sc. 5000

Vincy, B.Sc. 3000

Anthoniraj, - B.Sc. 5000

Anthoniammal - B.Sc. 3000

Sagaya Vinithamary, - B.Ed 5000

Annammal - B.Sc. 3000

Jeya Preethi B.Sc.Nursing 5000

VellakulamVasantha Mary - B.Sc. 24500

Mathalan - B.E. 10000

John Albert, Diploma 3000

Chinnammal, Tailoring machine 6500

Vijyakumar - B.Com 3000

Selvaraj - B.E. 3000

Regina Mary Nursing 5000

Julius, - Computer 3000

Stellamary - B.Tech 10000

Villianur Regina - B.Sc. 5000

Villupuram Maria Aruljoice, MA II 8500

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Arokia Anisha - B.E. 5000

Viriyur Sheela metilda - B.Ed., 5000

Vridhachalam Mary Christia, B.A. 5000

Fr. M. Maria Vianney Rev. Fr. J.M. Gregory Louis JosephSecretary to the Archbishop Procurator

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NECROLOGY

Please pray for the repose of the souls of Rev. Frs.:

03-05-1992 Mariasusai A.05-05-1954 Pinel J., MEP09-05-2009 Simon A.10-05-1957 Marie Dominique10-05-1999 L. Masilamani11-05-1990 Yeruva A.12-05-1954 Lapouge R., MEP16-05-2002 Joseph F.17-05-1985 Lafrenez J., MEP19-05-1966 Maria Savery E.20-05-2013 Jacob G.21-05-1988 Peyroutet L., MEP25-05-1990 Amalorpavadass D.S.26-05-2000 Raja R. C.28-05-1988 De Gruiter Jean Antoine, MEP

30-05-2005 Carof A, MEP

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MASS INTENTIONS RECEIVED IN APRIL 2016Date Name of the Parish No. of Masses31.03.2016 Sacred Heart Basilica 800

02.04.2016 Vinoba Nagar parish 225

05.04.2016 Nellithope Parish 145

05.04.2016 Konankuppam Parish 655

12.04.2016 Cathedral Parish 85

15.04.2016 Villianur Parish 1123

22.04.2016 Cuddalore O.T. Parish 350

BINATED/TRINATED MASS INTENTIONS RECEIVEDDate Name of the Priest No. of Masses

02.04.2016 Fr.A.J.Lawrence 6 mass intentions

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VOICE FROM METROPOLITAN MATRIMONIAL TRIBUNAL - 67

A brief note on Pope Francis’ Post-SynodApostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia or “The Joy

of Love.”

“The joy of Love experienced by families is also the joy of the

Church.”

The second Apostolic Exhortation of Pope Francis has been

published on Friday 8 April 2016. Amoris Laetitia (The Joy of

Love) is Pope Francis’ Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation on Love

in the Family. The document is a beautiful and challenging meditation

on the state of the family and marriage in the modern world. (The

first is Evangelii Gaudium : Apostolic Exhortation on the

Proclamation of the Gospel in Today’s World (24 November 2013)

To cut through the confusion already underway via some

media sources, you should know that this document does not

change the Church’s traditional teaching on marriage and the family.

Pope Francis is emphatic on God’s design for man and woman in

marriage.

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The document is unmistakably an affirmation of the

truth of marriage, children, and the joy of the family as

understood by the Church.

The document is also completely unambiguous about the

unique status of marriage as the union of man and woman, and re-

states there are “absolutely no grounds for considering homosexual

unions to be in any way similar or even remotely analogous to God’s

plan for marriage and family” (Section 251).

Amoris Laetitia runs to 261 pages and is divided into nine

chapters as follows:

Chapter One – In the Light, The Word

Chapter 2 – The Experiences and Challenges of Families

Chapter 3 – Looking To Jesus: The Vocation of the Family

Chapter 4 – Love In Marriage

Chapter 5 – Love Made Fruitful

Chapter 6 – Some Pastoral Perspectives

Chapter 7 – Towards a Better Education of Children

Chapter 8 – Accompanying, Discerning and Integrating Weakness

Chapter 9 – The Spirituality of Marriage and the Family

The most talked about portions of the document relate to

Chapter 8, and how the Church ought to approach the pastoral

care of those in “irregular” situations, including the divorced and

remarried (who have not received an annulment). The Holy Father

issues a deep call to conversion to Catholics who ignore or seek to

justify their own objective sin (Section 297) and invites all divorced

and remarried Catholic to undertake a serious examination of

conscience accompanied by a priest and guided by the truths

proposed by the Church (Section 300).

He also calls for a greater inclusion and welcoming of those

who are sincerely striving to be open to the Church’s teaching and

to more perfectly follow those teachings. He emphasizes repeatedly

that the Church must be a beacon of mercy, a hospital for sinners,

and a source of real conversion.

He particularly calls for pastors to employ the “law of

gradualness” proposed by Saint John Paul II in appropriate cases

(Section 295), which does not imply that the law is gradual, but that

individuals should be brought by gradual steps to more fully enter

into the full life of the church, as for example, when a cohabiting

couple seeks to marry in the Church (presuming they are free to do

so).

Pope Francis speaks out frequently about his concern for

the children of divorced or separated parents (Sections 245, 246)

and for the need to support single-parent families (Section 252).

The vast majority of the document treats marriage as a

joyful and beautiful gift.

Chapter 3 examines the teachings of Jesus on the family

and God’s vision for marriage and family. Chapter 4 offers an

exposition of St Paul’s teaching on marital love in 1 Corinthians.

Chapter 5 discusses the blessings of children. Chapter 6 offers pastoral

perspectives (including preparing engaged couples for marriage,

accompanying the first years of married life, and when a spouse

dies). Chapter 7 addresses the education of children and Chapter 9

concludes with the spirituality of marriage and the family.

Finally, there is one key takeaway worth mentioning. The

Holy Father places a significant responsibility on pastors and priests.

It is the priest who is tasked with helping those struggling to

understand the truth of their circumstances, to help guide the proper

formation of conscience, and often to help discern the appropriate

path to communion with the Church.

This will be difficult in practice, and will require courageous

and holy priests. We must pray for our priests everywhere !

Further comments on the document for our better

understanding:

Pope Francis’ says on ‘The Joy of Love’ that individual

conscience should guide sex, marriage, family

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VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis said Friday that Catholics should

look to their own consciences rather than rely exclusively on church

rules to negotiate the complexities of sex, marriage and family life,

demanding the church shift emphasis from doctrine to mercy in

confronting some of the thorniest issues facing the faithful. In a major

church document entitled “The Joy of Love,” Francis made no explicit

change in church doctrine and upheld church teaching on the lifelong

bond of marriage between a man and a woman.

But in selectively citing his predecessors and emphasizing

his own teachings in strategically placed footnotes, Francis made

innovative openings in pastoral practice for Catholics who civilly

remarry and signaled that he wants nothing short of a revolution in

the way priests guide ordinary Catholics in their spiritual life. He

said the church must no longer sit in judgment and “throw stones”

at those who fail to live up to the Gospel’s ideals of perfection in

marriage and family life.

“I understand those who prefer a more rigorous pastoral

care which leaves no room for confusion,” he wrote. “But I sincerely

believe that Jesus wants a church attentive to the goodness which

the Holy Spirit sows in the midst of human weakness.”

On thorny issues such as contraception, Francis stressed

that a couple’s individual conscience, educated in church teaching

— and not just dogmatic rules imposed on them across the board

from above — must guide their decisions and the church’s pastoral

practice. “We have been called to form consciences, not replace to

them,” he said.

He insisted the church’s aim is to reintegrate and welcome

all its members. He called for a new language to help Catholic families

cope with today’s problems. And he said pastors must take into

account mitigating factors — fear, ignorance, habits and duress —

in counseling Catholics who simply aren’t perfect. “It can no longer

simply be said that all those in any irregular situations are living in a

state of mortal sin and are deprived of sanctifying grace,” he wrote.

Even those in an “objective situation of sin” can be in a state of

grace, and can even be more pleasing to God by trying to improve,

he said.

The document’s release marks the culmination of a divisive

two-year consultation of ordinary Catholics and the church hierarchy

that Francis initiated in hopes of understanding the problems facing

Catholic families today and providing them with better pastoral care.

Church teaching holds that unless these Catholics receive an

annulment, or a church decree that their first marriage was invalid,

they are committing adultery and cannot receive Communion.

“By thinking that everything is black and white, we

sometimes close off the way of grace and of growth and discourage

paths of sanctification which give glory to God,” he said. “Let us

remember that a small step in the midst of great human limitations

can be more pleasing to God than a life which appears outwardly

in order but moves through the day without confronting great

difficulties.” In a footnote, Francis cited his previous document “The

Joy of the Gospel” in saying that confession should not be a “torture

chamber” and that the Eucharist “is not a prize for the perfect but a

powerful medicine and nourishment for the weak.”

Gays will be disappointed by the documents’ failure to offer

anything significant beyond existing church teaching that gays are

not to be discriminated against and are to be welcomed into the

church with respect and dignity. It resoundingly rejected gay

marriage, rejected “gender theory” and repeated the church’s

position that same-sex unions can in no way be equivalent to

marriage between man and wife. Thanking you.

Fr. S. Pascal Raj

Judicial Vicar

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COMMISSIONS AND REPORTS

ST. XAVIER’S PASTORAL CENTRE

CDPI – National Extended Council Meeting

Dear Rev. Fathers,

All the Diocesan Priests incorporated in all the Latin Dioceses of

India belong to this conference by virtue of their ordination and

incardination. Once in 4 years we conduct this National Extended

Council Meeting as per the statutes of the conference which are

permanently approved by the CCBI. The statutes, you can download

and view in our website www.cdpi.in. This year we had this meeting

in Goa. I am giving you the statement of this conference. Kindly go

through this and implement the resolutions as for as possible in your

parishes and institutions. From our Archdiocese myself, along with

Rev. Frs. A. Devadoss, A. Wilson George. A. Aanandaraj, A. James

Victor and F. Henry Ezhil Maran attended the meeting.

STATEMENT OF THE XIV NATIONAL MEETING OF THE

CONFERENCE OF THE DIOCESAN PRIESTS OF INDIA

- 5 eve. – 8 noon APRIL, 2016 - St. Joseph Vaz Spiritual

Renewal Centre, Old Goa

We, the 235 members of Conference of the Diocesan Priests

of India (CDPI), under the patronage of the CCBI, gathered from 62

dioceses of our beloved country at St. Joseph Vaz Spiritual Renewal

Centre, Old Goa from 5 eve. to 8 noon April, 2016, year of the

extra-ordinary jubilee of Mercy, awed by the spirit of evangelization

that blossomed in this very sacred place of both St. Francis Xavier

and St. Joseph Vaz, have studied, reflected and prayed together

under the guidance of our patron His Excellency Most. Rev. Udumala

Bala together with 11 other bishops, on the theme: Priest as Minister

of God Mirrored in the Person of Pope Francis. As the fruit of the

deliberations at the four day-conference, we find Pope Francis an

exemplary model to us pastors.

His Holiness Pope Francis is a special gift chosen and given

by the Holy Spirit to the Church to lead her courageously yet with

love and mercy in this difficult time of her history. Pope Francis has

shown to the Church the servant model of his leadership. This is

humble, joyful and merciful service. His earnest desire to have a

Church of the poor for the poor originates from the depth of his

being that is drenched in the spirit of his Master Jesus. Pope Francis

has also emerged as a pastor par-excellence after the heart of the

Good Shepherd Jesus. His communication springs forth from his

heart where he meets our Lord Jesus every day when he spends

long and intense hours in prayer. This brings about a special quality

of his profound communication: genuineness, which is noted and

appreciated even by the people of other faiths. In the short span of

three years of his pontificate, Pope Francis has emerged as a powerful

icon of mercy to a world that is torn apart by indifference,

individualism, inhuman poverty and imbalanced development that

serves only the rich and powerful.

Every Christian is one who is empowered by Christ whom one

meets in the celebration of the sacraments and is guided by the light

of faith. It is the light of faith that can lead a Christian to be a witness

of the Joy of the Risen Lord. Christian is one who rejoices always

and in every situation. “Rejoice in the Lord always. I say it again:

rejoice” (Phil 4:4). Priests are called to radiate the joy of the Gospel

in their lives and ministry. The Pope exhorts the priests to be genuine

shepherds, who have the smell of the sheep for effective and fruitful

ministry. The pedagogy of homily includes interpretation of people’s

lives in the light of the Word. Effective homily can only be given by

those priests who know their sheep. Like St. Francis of Assisi, his

patron, Pope Francis treats nature as God’s creation and his own

brothers and sisters. The Pope envisages an integral approach to

ecology in the service of the Kingdom of God seeking to establish

peace, justice, equality and thus promoting the common good of

our universe. In her mission, the Church sees Pope Francis as a ray

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of hope for families, religious minorities, refugees, homeless people

and the least.

Hence we, the diocesan priests, resolve to:

1.Be another Christ in order to give Christ to others.

2.Be in close communion with the Lord through regular personal

prayer.

3.Be contemplatives of the Word before we proclaim.

4.Be nourished by the sacrament to nourish others.

5.Be joyful ministers of the Gospel.

6.Be the “Human Face of the Divine Mercy” by being merciful to all

whom we meet.

7.Be friends to the poor, the homeless, the refugees, strangers, and

the least.

8.Be defenders of the human dignity and rights of the Dalits and

Tribals.

9.Be instruments of peace and unity making constant efforts to avoid

divisions based on caste, class, language and region.

10.Be an understanding and compassionate pastor to the families

by making regular pastoral visits and accompanying them in their

struggles.

11.Be agents and facilitators of unity and fraternity among the clergy

and the people.

12.Be care-takers and promoters of “our common home” especially

by forming green teams at the parish and school level.

13.Be witnesses to the simplicity of the Gospel by adopting a simple

life style.

14.Be faith formators, constantly accompanying the faithful by

instructing them in faith through catechesis at the parish as well as

school levels

Prepared by Rev. Fr. Derek Fernandez, Rev. Fr. John Crasta and

Rev. Fr. John Ponnore

Most Rev. Bp. Udumala Bala

Patron of CDPI, Bishop of Warangal

Fr. I. Raymond Joseph

Executive Secretary, CCBI Commission for Clergy, Bangalore

Fr. A.J. Philomin Doss

President of CDPI, Archdiocese of Pondicherry

Madha T.V.

Good News. Madha T.V. is launched in Tata Sky DTH from 19th

April onwards in Chanel No. 740. Kindly switch over to the dish

and enjoy to view it. Also announce this news in the church to the

people and encourage them to become Madha T.V. subscribers by

paying Rs.100/- for Madha T.V. every month for the Production and

Telecasting of the Programmes.

Fr. A. J. PhilomindossDirector, Pastoral Centre

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SC / ST COMMISSION REPORT

Our Archdiocesan Sc/St Commission is continuously helpingthe poor Dalit Christian students every year to go for higher studiesby the scheme of Post-Matric scholarship by both governments(central and state).

It is being done by the Tamilnadu Government order No. 6(09.01.2012)

Government order No. 92 (11.09.2012), Government orderNo.16 (24.02.2014).

Students are given full tuition fee and special fee for BE,ME, MBA, MCA, B. Ed, M. Ed, B. Sc Nursing and Diploma inpolytechnic.

# The eligibility for this scholarship is, the annual incomeof the parents (Dalit Christian) must be Rs. 2 lakhs and below.

# The commission also helps and guides all Christianstudents (SC/ST/ BC/MBC students ) to receive the minorityscholarship.

# The detailed and printed matter regarding this Post- Matricscholarship has been sent to all parishes.

# Dear and Reverend Fathers, kindly make these detailsknown to our students and motivate them to have good education.



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Announcement

We have arranged a camp for those students already writtentheir 10th and 12th exams for the one and only purpose of guidingthem to choose the right path in their higher studies.

# One day camp for all our Catholic students

Date: 07.05.2016 (Saturday) Time: 9 am to 4 pm.

Kindly send the boys and girls to benefit and proceed their educationjourney with clear vision. Food and one way fare will be given.

Fr. A. Nayagam

Secretary, SC/ST Commission

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SACERDOTAL SILVER JUBILARIANS

REV. FR. V. AGNEL

Name: V.Agnel

Parents: Mr.Vanathaiyan

Mrs.Sammanasumary

Birth: 07-07-1962, Santa Cruz

Baptism: 09-07-1962, Santa Cruz, Bombay

Parish: Iruppukurichy

Diocese of Origin: Pondicherry & Cuddalore

Places and Years of Studies:

I to III Stds. Santa Cruz, Bombay

III to VIII Stds. Iruppukurichy

IX to XII Stds. St.Joseph’s, Cuddalore

Years and Places of Seminary Formation:

1983 Latinist - St.Agnes’ Seminary, Cuddalore

Philosophy & Theology, St.Peter’s Seminary, Bangalore

Date of Ordination: 29th April 1991

Place of Ordination: Iruppukurichy

Minister of Ordination: Msgr.Peter Remigius, Bishop of

Kumbakonam

Ministry Places:

1991 – 1993 Asst. Parish Priest Cathedral

1993 – 1997 St.Joseph’s Cuddalore

Jul. 1997 – 13-07-2006 HM & Correspondent of Punitha

Adaikala Annai Hr. Sec. School, Viriyur

14-07-2006 – 02-06-2013 Principal, St.Joseph’s Hr.Sec.

School, Cuddalore-1

03-06-2013 – Principal, St. Paul’s Mat. Hr. Sec. School,

Block- 4, Neyveli Township

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REV. FR. S. ANTONYSAMY

Name: S.Antonysamy

Parents: Mr.Solomon

Mrs.Veronical

Birth: 23-10-1963, Viriyur

Baptism: 26-10-1963, Viriyur

Parish: Viriyur


Places and Years of Studies :

1969 – 77 Ist to VIIIth Stds. R.C. Middle School, Viriyur

1977 – 82 IXth to XIIth St.Joseph’s Cuddalore


1978 – 83 St.Agnes’ Seminary, Cuddalore

1983 – 86 Philosophy, St.Peter’s, Bangalore

1986 – 87 Regency, Fatima Hr. Sec. School, Muthialpet

1987 – 91 Theology, St.Peter’s Seminary, Bangalore

Diaconate: 22nd May 1990

Date of Ordination: 15th May 1991

Place of Ordination: Cathedral, Pondicherry

Minister of Ordination: Most Rev.Dr.V.S.Selvanathar

Ministry Places:

03-06-1991 – 28-05-1992 Asst. Parish Priest Cathedral

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05-06-1992 – 05-06-1994 Asst. St.Agnes’ Seminary,

Cuddalore

10-06-1994 – 03-06-1997 Parish Priest of Akkarapalayam

03-06-1997 – 20-01-2000 Parish Priest of Michaelpuram

20-01-2000 – 04-08-2002 HM, O.L. of Lourdes High

School, Villianur

05-08-2002 – 05-06-2007 – Principal, Petit Seminaire Hr.

Sec. School, Pondicherry

Jul. 2002 – Secretary for Health and Prolife Commission

06-06-2007 – May 2013 - Principal, St.Mary’s Hr. Sec.

School, Karaikal

June 2013 – PP, St. Joseph’s Church, Thirupapuliyur and

Principal, St. Joseph’s Hr. Sec. School, Thirupapuliyur.

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REV. FR. M. AROKIASAMY

Name: M.Arokiasamy

Parents: Mr.Michael

Mrs.Mariammal

Birth: 17-09-1961, Karadisithur

Parish: Viriyur

Diocese of Origin: Pondicherry &

Cuddalore


1st to 4th R.C. School, Karadisithur

5th to 12th St.Joseph’s, Cuddalore


1978 – 83 Latin, (9 - 12) St.Agnes’ Seminary, Cuddalore

1983 – 86 Philosophy, St.Peter’s Seminary, Bangalore

1987 – 1991 Theology, St.Peter’s Seminary, Bangalore




Minister of Ordination: Most Rev.Dr.V.S.Selvanathar

Ministry Places:

01-06-1991 – 15-06-1994 Asst. Parish Priest Neyveli – 1

22-06-1994 – 13-06-1997 Parish Priest of Thurinjicollai

14-06-1997 – 12-07-2005 Parish Priest of Kallakurichy

13-07-2005 – 30-05-2008 – Parish Priest of Maiyanur

31-05-2008 – 30-05-2012 HM & Correspondent,

St.Joseph’s Hr. Sec. School, Eraiyur

17-06-2013 – PP, Irudayampattu

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REV. FR. S. PAUL RAJ

Name: S.Paul Raj

Parents: Mr.Savarimuthu

Mrs.Savariammal

Birth : 21-04-1963, Maiyanur

Baptism: 29-04-1963, Maiyanur

Parish: Maiyanur



Primary School, Maiyanur

1978 - 1982 St.Joseph’s, Cuddalore


1979 - 1983 St.Agnes’ Seminary, Cuddalore

1984 – 1991 St.Peter’s Seminary, Bangalore



Minister of Ordination: Most Rev.Dr.V.S.Selvanather

Ministry Places:

1991 – 08-08-2002 Parish Priest of Nedungampattu

12-08-2002 – 09-07-2005 Parish Priest of Thirukoilur

10-07-2005 – 16-06-2013 Parish Priest of Irudayampattu

05-07-2012 – PP, Mel-Nariappanur

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REV. FR. A. PUSHPARAJ

Name: A.Pushparaj

Parents: Mr.Arockiasamy

Mrs. Amalorpavamary

Birth: 29-04-1965, Kunankurichy

Baptism: 06-05-1965, Kunankurichy

Parish: Kunankurichy



R.C. Middle School, Kunankurichy

St.Ann’s, Tindivanam

St.Joseph’s, Cuddalore


St.Agnes’ Seminary, Cuddalore

1983 – 1991 St.Peter’s Seminary, Bangalore





Ministry Places:

Jun. 1991 – Oct. 1992 Asst. Parish Priest at Viriyur

01-11-1992 – 21-06-1993 St.Ann’s Boarding In-charge,

Tindivanam

22-06-1993 – 18-07-1994 Parish Priest of Fathimapalayam

19-07-1994 – Jun. 1997 In-charge of Primary Section and

Warden of Hostel, Fatima Hr. Sec. School, Muthialpet

Jun. 1997 – Jun. 1999 Parish Priest of Odiathur

30-06-1999 – 17-05-2002 HM&Correspondent of

R.C. Teacher Training Institute, Tindivanam

Correspondent of St.Ann’s Model School, Tindivanam.

23-11-2002 – 10-08-2003 Associate Pastor, Thurinjicollai

11-08-2003 – 12-07-2005 PP, Sathiamangalam

14-07-2005 – 31-05-2007 Parish Priest of Akkrapalayam

01-06-2007 – 31-05-2013 Parish Priest of Kallakurichy

01-06-2012 – May 2013 – Sabbatic Levae

01-06-2013 – 27-08-2013 - PP, Periapet

15-05-2014 – Parochial Administrator, Uluthur

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REV. FR. I. SAGAYA ARUL SELVAM

Name: I. Sagaya Arul Selvam

Parents: Mr. C. Isaac

Mrs. A. Alangaramary

Birth: 30-06-1965. Kakkanur

Baptism: 15-07-1965, Kakkanur

Parish: St.Francis Xavier’s Church,

Villupuram

Diocese of Origin: Pondicherry &

Cuddalore

Places and Years of Studies :

1977 – 7th St.Xavier’s Middle School, Villupuram

1978 – 8th St.Ann’s Tindivanam

1979 – 1982 9th to 12th St.Joseph’s, Cuddalore


1979 - 1982 St.Agnes’ Seminary, Cuddalore

1984 – 1986 Philosophy Sacred Heart Seminary,

Poonamallee

1986 – 1987 Regency at Athipakkam

1988 – 1991 Theology Sacred Heart Seminary,

Poonamallee





Ministry Places:

03-06-1991 – 14-06-1993 Asst. Parish Priest at Karaikal

15-06-1993 – 08-06-1994 Asst. Parish Priest at Mugaiyur

19-06-1994 – Jun. 1999 Parish Priest of Memalur

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30-06-1999 – Parish Priest and Headmaster & Correspondent

of St.Mary’s High School, Odiathur.

01-11-2000 -31-07-2002 Secretary of Archdiocesan SC/ST/BC

Commission

10-09-2004 – 03-06-2007 H.M. and Correspondent,

St.Antony’s Hr. Sec. School, Mel-Nariappanur

04-06-2007 – 30-04-2011 HM & Correspondent, St.Michael’s

Hr. Sec. School, Gingee

02-05-2011 – 05-06-2013 – Principal, Fatima Hr. Sec. School,

Muthialpet

03-06-2013 – PP, HM & Correspondent, St. Arokia Annai High

School, T. Athipakkam

We wish the Jubilarians AD MULTOS ANNOS

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Doctor's Message

Walking

(Continues from last issue)

7. The human body works better when we walk. The body resists diseasesbetter when we walk, and the body heals faster when we walk.

8. We don’t have to walk a lot. Thirty minutes a day has a hugeimpact on our health. Men who walk thirty minutes a day havea significantly lower level of prostate cancer. Men who walkregularly have a 60 percent lower risk of colon cancer.

9. For men with prostate cancer, studies have shown that walkershave a 46 percent lower mortality rate.

10. Walking also helps prevent depression, and people who walkregularly are more likely to see improvements in their depression.

11. In one study, people who walked and took medication scoredtwice as well in 30 days as the women who only took themedication. Another study showed that depressed people whowalked regularly had a significantly higher level of not beingdepressed in a year compared to depressed people who did

not walk. The body generates endorphins when we walk.Endorphins help us feel good.

12. Walking strengthens the heart. Walking strengthens bones.Walking improves the circulatory system.

13. Walking generates positive neurochemicals. Healthy eating isimportant but dieting can trigger negative neurochemicals andcan be hard to do. Walking generates positive neurochemicals.People look forward to walking and enjoy walking.

14. And research shows that fit beats fat for many people. Walkinghalf an hour a day has health benefits that exceed the benefitsof losing 20 pounds.

15. When we walk every day, our bodies are healthier and stronger.A single 30 minute walk can reduce blood pressure by five pointsfor over 20 hours.

16. Walking reduces the risk of blood clots in your legs. People whowalk regularly have much lower risk of deep vein thrombosis.

17. People who walk are less likely to catch colds, and when peopleget colds, walkers have a 46 percent shorter symptom timefrom their colds.

18. Walking improves the health of our blood, as well. Walking is agood boost of high density cholesterol and people with highlevels of HDL are less likely to have heart attacks and stroke.

19. Walking significantly diminishes the risk of hip fracture and theneed for gallstone surgery is 20 to 31 percent lower for walkers.

20. Walking is the right thing to do. The best news is that the 30minutes doesn’t have to be done in one lump of time. Two 15minute walks achieve the same goals. Three 10 minute walksachieve most of those goals. We can walk 15 minutes in themorning and 15 minutes at night and achieve our walking goals.

21. Walking feels good. It helps the body heal. It keeps the body healthy.It improves our biological health, our physical health, ourpsychosocial health, and helps with our emotional health. Walkingan literally add years entire years to your life. It is good to walk.

Dr. J. Irudayaraj

Medical Consultant

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