Young, Fr Thomas Pandippally CMI Expect a story of this martyr's younger days, in pictures, in the coming days!
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Thursday, August 28, 2008
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in memorium
Memorial Mass in Australia - slide show
Orissa violence - Google News
May the Holy Spirit come into the people involved in:
Orissa burning but Bihar flooded
“For the Sake of His sorrowful passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world.”
“For the Sake of His sorrowful passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world.”
'Vote' your prayer for this martyr
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- Catholic Priest brutally murdered in Andhra Prades...
- He was a committed religious, a zealous missionary...
- Revelations of a Cruel Murder. . . (Post 3)
- His Innocent Smile - An old friend's e-mail commen...
- Another martyr for India! (Post 5)
- He died for us! RIP (Post 6)
- En Route to Celebrate Sunday Mass (Post 8)
- do not grieve for him . . . (Post 9)
- Funeral Photos Post 10
- Post 11 Many of his batchmates and formators were ...
- He was like a lute player among the people. Post 12
- a memento given by Fr Thomas Post 13
- Mothers who lose their children Post 14
- Post 15 'TO WIPE THE TEARS OF THE POOR' was his l...
- Post 16 Archbishop Marampudi Joji of Hyderabad said
- Post 17 Did his mother sleep last night?
- (18) Archbishop Joseph Chennoth
- (19) Fr. Thomas Pandippally: the First Martyr of t...
- (20) Fear of more attacks in India
- (21) ORISSA BURNING, BIHAR FLOODED- PRAYERS SOUGHT...
- (22) A portrait of a martyr, are you in the picture?
- (23) Murderers under custody . . .
- (24) Memorial Mass for Fr Thomas Pandippally CMI
- (25) A portrait of a martyr, are you in the picture?
- (26) God is their only refuge.
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They paid homage to Fr Thomas in this blog and made their presence known:
Boby (Cmt post 1)
Binu (Cmt post 17)
Amy (Cmt post 1)
Fr Jaison Mulerickal CMI, Australia (cmt post 25)
Thomas K J (cmt post 21)
Fr Andrew Athapilly CMI (cmnt post 6)
Fr Paul Chummar CMI, 'We are united . . .' (comment of post 6)
Shiby John, California 'A good friend' (cmnt post 6)
Fr Antony Nallukkunnel, Ireland (cmnt post 6)
Fr Joseph Varghese, Christ College, (cmnt post 6)
Roy, Bangalore (cmnt post 6)
Deborah 'My prayer is that they find out...' (cmnt post 6)
Derrick, 'India coudn't have a sweeter blsing' (cmnt post 6)
Bill Mallon, Dublin (cmnt post 6)
Fr Davis Vadakkumpadan CMI (Cmt post 6)
Tom Vetticad (cmt post 1)
Siriac, Riyadh (cmnt post 1)
Fr Cyriac Madathil CMI (cmnt post 1)
Rony Thomas, USA (cmnt post 1)
Bonnie Bean, Carmel Centre (comnt post 1)
Joel Joseph (cmnt post 1)
Babu, Belfast (Cmnt post 1)
Fr Jose Poovattil CMI, Cochin, India
Fr. Kaniamparampil, CMI, Rector and Community and parishioners, Carmel Vidya Bhavan, Pune
Fr. Thomas T Chittettu CMI, Secretary to Provincial, M.P., India.
Pater Mathew Thelly CMI, Germany.
David Bradley
Archbishop Marampudi Joji of Hyderabad
Archbishop Joseph Chennoth, Tanzania
Fr Jose Panthaplamthottiyil CMI
Prior General
Binu (Cmt post 17)
Amy (Cmt post 1)
Fr Jaison Mulerickal CMI, Australia (cmt post 25)
Thomas K J (cmt post 21)
Fr Andrew Athapilly CMI (cmnt post 6)
Fr Paul Chummar CMI, 'We are united . . .' (comment of post 6)
Shiby John, California 'A good friend' (cmnt post 6)
Fr Antony Nallukkunnel, Ireland (cmnt post 6)
Fr Joseph Varghese, Christ College, (cmnt post 6)
Roy, Bangalore (cmnt post 6)
Deborah 'My prayer is that they find out...' (cmnt post 6)
Derrick, 'India coudn't have a sweeter blsing' (cmnt post 6)
Bill Mallon, Dublin (cmnt post 6)
Fr Davis Vadakkumpadan CMI (Cmt post 6)
Tom Vetticad (cmt post 1)
Siriac, Riyadh (cmnt post 1)
Fr Cyriac Madathil CMI (cmnt post 1)
Rony Thomas, USA (cmnt post 1)
Bonnie Bean, Carmel Centre (comnt post 1)
Joel Joseph (cmnt post 1)
Babu, Belfast (Cmnt post 1)
Fr Jose Poovattil CMI, Cochin, India
Fr. Kaniamparampil, CMI, Rector and Community and parishioners, Carmel Vidya Bhavan, Pune
Fr. Thomas T Chittettu CMI, Secretary to Provincial, M.P., India.
Pater Mathew Thelly CMI, Germany.
David Bradley
Archbishop Marampudi Joji of Hyderabad
Archbishop Joseph Chennoth, Tanzania
Fr Jose Panthaplamthottiyil CMI
Prior General
Discussions about the murder and more news - in the links below
Fr Thomas's Life and Career
Name : Fr. Thomas Pandippally CMI
Province : CMI Mar Thoma Province, Chanda
Diocese : Palai, Kerala, India
Parish : Cheenkallel, Kerala, India
Date of Birth : 12/07/1971
Profession : 19/03/1992
Feast Day : July 03
Ordination : 3/1/2002
Death : 16-08-2008
Burial Place : Bellampalli, Andhra Pradesh, India
Family Members
Father - Mathew RIP
Mother - Saramma
George (Brother)
Kusumam (Sister)
Abraham (Brother)
Celine (Sister)
Mary (Sister)
Fr. Thomas Pandippally CMI (Kunjumon) RIP
Jomon (Brother)
Education
School - Holy Cross H.S. Monippally , Kerala
Aspirancy - St.Thomas More Vidya Niketan, Tukum, Maha Rashtra
Novitiate - Anudhawana, Mancherial
Philosophy - Darsana Institute, Wardha
Degree – Christ College, Bangalore
Theology - Jnana Deepa Vidyapeeth, Pune
Services
Assistant Director of Hospital, Bamini, Ballarshah
Parish Priest at Yellareddy
Aspirants Rector at Nazareth Bhavanam, Bellampalli
Director of Jeevadhan, Yellareddy
Let us all pray for the family and friends as well as for those who committed the henious crime.
Province : CMI Mar Thoma Province, Chanda
Diocese : Palai, Kerala, India
Parish : Cheenkallel, Kerala, India
Date of Birth : 12/07/1971
Profession : 19/03/1992
Feast Day : July 03
Ordination : 3/1/2002
Death : 16-08-2008
Burial Place : Bellampalli, Andhra Pradesh, India
Family Members
Father - Mathew RIP
Mother - Saramma
George (Brother)
Kusumam (Sister)
Abraham (Brother)
Celine (Sister)
Mary (Sister)
Fr. Thomas Pandippally CMI (Kunjumon) RIP
Jomon (Brother)
Education
School - Holy Cross H.S. Monippally , Kerala
Aspirancy - St.Thomas More Vidya Niketan, Tukum, Maha Rashtra
Novitiate - Anudhawana, Mancherial
Philosophy - Darsana Institute, Wardha
Degree – Christ College, Bangalore
Theology - Jnana Deepa Vidyapeeth, Pune
Services
Assistant Director of Hospital, Bamini, Ballarshah
Parish Priest at Yellareddy
Aspirants Rector at Nazareth Bhavanam, Bellampalli
Director of Jeevadhan, Yellareddy
Let us all pray for the family and friends as well as for those who committed the henious crime.
How to pay tribute to Fr Thomas? You can also do it.
1. Pray and let your prayer be counted by your ‘vote’. (all can do this)
2. Comment on any of the postings. (all can do this too)
3. Post videos, photos or your own thoughts on the main page by sending and e-mail to: spalathra@gmail.com. (Then either I will invite you to do it yourself or you can email the visuals to post so that I can post them for you.)
4. Also request a flag of your country to show your solidarity (according to availability)
Kindly show your solidarity, love and respect for such a great personality by any of your good deeds.
Every little helps counted and your
suggestions are welcome.
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An Elegy about A Lamp
(Written on Sunday the 24th, A Week has passed since the nuns found Fr Thomas’ mortal remains on the highway.)
Did his mother sleep last night? Could his brothers and sisters take their mind off their beloved ‘Kunjumon’ last night?
It was not midnight yet, the door was open and there was light in the room.
A meteor lighted the village road.
Hyenas waited for their turn when the wolves gathered from corners.
Soon wind from all corners pressed against the walls with whistling sound.
Walls echoed the trembling thunder; drops of rain fell on the soil.
Wolves howled loudly while the hyenas’ teeth shone in the lightning.
A cracking sound, the stone at the corner made way for a gush of blood and water.
The door was still open and the lamp still lighted the hall within.
Windows and doors broke with creaky noise;
A slate on the roof, guarding the lamp from drenching, also burst;
‘Where can I take refuge’ the light said; nowhere was a roof nearby.
Then came the fatal blow; the mast from which light was hanging was felled.
Oil and blood soaked the soil; walls reached the ground and reunited with the soil.
Darkness could not see light any more;
Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? – My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?
By then it was midnight; the house on the hill top soon bathed in light.
Father took the best robe and put it on him.
A ring on his finger and sandals on his feet.
His radiance united with the light.
Human foot steps still remained on the ground soaked in blood!
Written by S.S. Palathra CMI
(Written on Sunday the 24th, A Week has passed since the nuns found Fr Thomas’ mortal remains on the highway.)
Did his mother sleep last night? Could his brothers and sisters take their mind off their beloved ‘Kunjumon’ last night?
It was not midnight yet, the door was open and there was light in the room.
A meteor lighted the village road.
Hyenas waited for their turn when the wolves gathered from corners.
Soon wind from all corners pressed against the walls with whistling sound.
Walls echoed the trembling thunder; drops of rain fell on the soil.
Wolves howled loudly while the hyenas’ teeth shone in the lightning.
A cracking sound, the stone at the corner made way for a gush of blood and water.
The door was still open and the lamp still lighted the hall within.
Windows and doors broke with creaky noise;
A slate on the roof, guarding the lamp from drenching, also burst;
‘Where can I take refuge’ the light said; nowhere was a roof nearby.
Then came the fatal blow; the mast from which light was hanging was felled.
Oil and blood soaked the soil; walls reached the ground and reunited with the soil.
Darkness could not see light any more;
Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? – My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?
By then it was midnight; the house on the hill top soon bathed in light.
Father took the best robe and put it on him.
A ring on his finger and sandals on his feet.
His radiance united with the light.
Human foot steps still remained on the ground soaked in blood!
Written by S.S. Palathra CMI
1 comment:
A friend of Fr Thomas, Fr Thomas Chittettu CMI sent me some photos. I do not know who, when and where and on what occasion most of them were taken. If anybody has any association with a photo published in the coming days, please write it as the next comment.
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