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  1. 1. The People of God Believers in the Indian Orthodox Church Fr. C.C. Cherian (Book 2)
  2. 2. Purpose • To understand our calling as people of God • For an active participation of all members • To understand the mission of the people of God • To learn about the various stages of Malankara Church History
  3. 3. UNIT III - Participation of People of God in the Orthodox Church
  4. 4. Lesson 1 – Principles • Church is God’s People – Clergy-Lay versus Minister-Believer – Common mission of the church; no private mission • Royal Priesthood of all believers – Mission of Jesus continued (continued incarnation) • Holy Communion – pivotal function of Church – “we offer” on behalf of whole creation • Ordained ministry – Selected by the Church, ordained by Apostolic Authority and Accepted by the Church are appointed by God. • Infallibility of Church – Consensus fidelium (Ex. Arian heresy) • Autonomy & National character – Faith in manner suited for time and place – Autocephaly
  5. 5. Lesson 2 – Malankara Gen. Survey Mar Thoma Mar Dionysius Catholicose Archdeacon Jathikukarthavyan 1653 1912 1751 1. His Holiness 2. Baselios 3. Mar Thoma 4. Name
  6. 6. Lesson 3 – Upto 16th century • Pally Yogam • Ancient Malayalam Titles for Priests – Kathanar (Man of the Lord) – Vaidikan (Expert in vedas) – Kasseesa (Elder) • Jathiku Karthavian (Archdeacon)
  7. 7. Lesson 4 – Portugese Reforms • Birth of present day Syro-Malabar Rite
  8. 8. Lesson 5 – From 17th to 19th centuries • Group remained independent of R.C. • British Missionaries • Antiochian Relations – 1876, 1912 • Mar Ivanios – Syro Malankara
  9. 9. Lesson 6 – 20th century • Constitution 1934 • Participation – Complete participation by all adults – Each Assembly can make decisions for itself – Faithful elected to leadership – Bishops selected by faithful – Mutual consent (Minister – faithful)

Editor's Notes

  • Ware. OC. – p. 240

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