Mar Kuriakose Dayara

Mar Kuriakose Dayara

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Mar Kuriakose Dayara is a Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church of India church founded by Pampady Thirumeni in the Pothenpuram Hills near Pampady near Kerala India in 1914. It is part of the Niranam Diocese.[1]

The church was erected because of Thirumeni's inability to tolerate the faction-fighting within the nearby church of Pampady Valiyapalli; he decided to found a church where he could lead his sessions of prayer and meditation undisturbed. [2]

The mortal remains Pampady Thirumeni and his successor Mar Ivanios of Paret are entombed in sepulchers at the left side of altar of the church.

Related to the ministries of the church are a home for children with HIV infected parents[3], a small college[4], and a secondary school. [5]

[edit] 1 References

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[edit] 2 External links

* Official Site of Pampady Dayara
* Pampady Thirumeni site
* Indian Christianity listing
* Diocesan listing

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