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Resource Call Number : RR-671 / AP 121

AP 121 - Dr. Joseph J Palackal, CMI, at the AMERICAN LIBRARY OF CONGRESS .

Recorded at American Library of Congress, Washington D.C. on May 31, 2018

 

 
 
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Resource Call Number : RR-670 / AP 120

AP 120 - Who is the real founder of the CMI Congregation ? The INCONVENIENT TRUTH.

Dr. Thomas Konnammakkal, an intellectually honest scholar and philosopher, argues that Palackal Thoma Malpan (1780-1841) is the founder of the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI). Fr. Koonammakkal builds his thesis on a key phrase from the Chronicles of Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara (1805-1871) കൊവേന്തയുടെ തുടക്കം (Malayalam, “the starting/founder of the Monastery/Congregation”), in reference to Palackal Thoma Malpan.....

 

 

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Resource Call Number : RR-669 / AP 119

AP 119 - Solemn Syriac Qurbana . Fr. Probus Perumalil, CMI. A musical treasure.

This recording is a musical treasure and valuable addition to our Aramaic Project archive. It can serve as a reference point for historians of Syriac liturgy, Indian Christianity, and Kerala culture. Also, the recording contains a vast body of melodies and several examples of performance practices that can be a resource for musicologists who work on inter and intra-cultural musical borrowings. What we have here is a pre-1962 version of the solemn Qurbana in Syriac, which contains the Syriac translation of a few chants borrowed from the Roman Catholic (Latin) tradition.

 

 

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Resource Call Number : RR-668 / AP 118

AP 118 - Dr. Joseph J.Palackal, CMI introduces Syriac chants at his native parish.

It was indeed an honor for me to get an opportunity to be the celebrant for the solemn Qurbana on the day of the principal feast of my native parish, the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin, on August 15 (2018). It is all the more honorable because; the main altar of this church is also the resting place of the saintly Palackal Thoma Malpan (1780-1841), my collateral ancestor......

 

 

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Resource Call Number : RR-667 / AP 117

AP 117 - Fr. Augustine Kandathikudilil, "The Syriac language, a connecting link."

 Fr. Augustine Kandathikudilil had the privilege of learning the Syriac language as well as Syriac melodies of the solemn Qurbana from a great priest, teacher, and talented singer, Fr. George Plathottam. Fr. Augustine also imbibed the zeal to promote the East Syriac heritage of the Syro Malabar Church. Fr. Augustine celebrates Solemn Qurbana in Syriac occasionally....

 

 

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Resource Call Number : RR-666 / AP 116

AP 116 - Mebin John (Rooha Media), on a mission to promote the Syriac heritage.

It was indeed a pleasure to speak to Mebin John, who is passionate about promoting the Syriac heritage of the Syro Malabar Church. Mebin acquired an interest in the Syriac language and liturgy early on when he was a young boy. Although not a singer, Mebin was mesmerized by the Syriac melodies that he listened to occasionally in his parish church....

 

 

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Resource Call Number : RR-665 / AP 115

AP 115 - Syriac words in Malayalam prayer vocabulary: Antony & Elamma Pathinaril.

Antony and Elamma Pathinaril recite the Angelus and Our Father in Malayalam. These prayers include several Syriac words (in their East-Syriac/Chaldean pronunciation). The video sheds light on the liturgical practices until the middle of the twentieth century.

 


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Resource Call Number : RR-665 / AP 115

AP 115 - Syriac words in Malayalam prayer vocabulary: Antony & Elamma Pathinaril.

Antony and Elamma Pathinaril recite the Angelus and Our Father in Malayalam. These prayers include several Syriac words (in their East-Syriac/Chaldean pronunciation). The video sheds light on the liturgical practices until the middle of the twentieth century.

 


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Resource Call Number : RR-664 / AP 114

AP 114 - The Syriac translation of the Latin chant "Gloria".

This video takes us to a particular era in the history of Syriac chants and liturgy in South India. The Portuguese missionaries introduced some of the Latin-rite practices in the Syro Malabar liturgy. The singing of “Gloria,” during the liturgy of the Word, was one of them.

 

 

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Resource Call Number : RR-663 / AP 113

AP 113 - Dr. Thomas Kalayil, CMI, speaks On "Sagdinan Mar," the Christological hymn

 Dr. Thomas Kalayil’s take on the semantics of the phrase, “d’la pulaga” in the famous Christological chant “Sagdinan mar” is interesting. He thinks that “without division” is not relevant. Fr. Kalayil also draws attention to the many such theological hymns that did not see the light in Malayalam translation.

 

 

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