August 2016...20 “ Montfort Matric Hr.Sec.School, Tindivanam 20000 21 13.07.16 Kanankadu Parish 1000 22 “ SFS Matriculation school, Perumbakkam 1000 23 “ Merline, Pondy 1000

Archdiocese of Pondicherry and CuddaloreNewsletter NewsletterArchdiocese of Pondicherry and Cuddalore

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A MAN OF PRAYER

ST. JOHN MARIA VIANNEYReverend and dear Fathers, Brothers and Sisters, prayerfulgreetings to you in the Holy Name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

1. Man of God, man of the community

St. John Maria Vianney was born on 8th May 1786 in Franceand was ordained a priest on 13th August 1815. In 1818 hewas appointed parish priest of Ars, a small poor parish wherethe faithful were abandoning their faith practices. He realizedthat he had a hard work to do at Ars. He prayed and heplanned his pastoral ministries.

At the feet of the Eucharistic Lord: “More things arewrought by prayer than this world dreams of”. St. John MariaVianney became fully aware that without the Lord he coulddo nothing and with the Lord he could do everything (Cf.Jn. 15:15). He spent long hours at the feet of the Eucharistic

The Holy Father's Prayer Intentions for August 2016General: That sports may be an opportunity for friendlyencounters between peoples and may contribute to peace inthe world.

Mission: That Christians may live the Gospel, giving witnessto faith, honesty and love of neighbor.

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Lord, praying for the people entrusted to his pastoral charityand service. His devout prayers changed the hearts of his peoplewho renewed their faith practices.

At the Altar: St. John Maria Vianney celebrated the Holy Masswith great faith, fervour, piety and attention and prayed with hispeople and for his people. He kept the Eucharist at the centre ofhis life and ministries. From the Eucharist he got the necessaryinspiration and energy, strength and courage for his pastoralministries. He gathered the people around the altar and madethem a believing, praying and witnessing community.

At the Confessional: The sacrament of penance is thesacrament of divine mercy. St. John Maria Vianney saw theconfessional as the proper place where the faithful couldencounter the merciful Father. He sat at the confessional for manyhours, reconciling the people with God. Many people went toArs to make their confession to the holy priest.

At the houses of the faithful: Jesus was not only waitingfor the sinners to come to him (cf. Jn 4:5-42) but also he wasgoing to meet the sinners (cf. Mt 9:9; Lk 19: 1-10). Followingthe example of Christ, St. John Maria Vianney went in search ofthe people. He reqularly visited the families and prayed withthe people and for the people. He comforted the lonely andsupported the poor.

St. John Maria Vianney is a shining example to all of us priestsand religious:

♦ As priests we are called to be men of Prayer andteachers of prayer. Do we take our prayer life seriously?Do we take time and make efforts to prostrate ourselves atthe feet of the Eucharistic Lord, praying for our people? Arewe faithful to the Divine Office? The morning prayer andthe Evening prayer are the pillars of the liturgy of the Hours.


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Do we honour the Blessed Virgin Mary by praying theRosary? Do we engage ourselves in mental prayer?

♦ As priests we are stewards of the mysteries of God inthe service of His people. Our people have the right to beassisted by us from the spiritual riches of the Church,especially by the word of God and the Sacraments.

♦ Do we seriously prepare ourselves for a worthy and fruitfulcelebration of the most holy Eucharist? Do we prepare wellfor the homily?

♦ Do we make ourselves available to the people forconfessions? In this jubilee year of mercy, let us sit at theconfessionals regularly and serve as instruments of divinemercy for our people. As priests and religious, we areexpected to make frequent and fruitful confessions.

♦ Personal knowledge of the concrete living conditions ofour people will help us to understand them properly and toserve them effectively. Do we make regular visits to ourfamilies?

♦ Our visits to families will bring peace and joy to the people.

♦ Veneration calls for imitation. Our veneration for St. JohnMaria Vianney is an invitation for us to imitate him in his lifeof prayer and dedication to pastoral ministries.

May Mary our beloved mother help us, priests and religious, tobe deeply prayerful and to be fully committed to our pastoralministries and services.

2. New Superior General of MEP

Very Rev. Fr. Gilles Reithinger, MEP has been elected as thenew Superior General of the MEP society. We offer our heartycongratulations to him and wish him success in his new office.

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3. Black Day

On 10th August 1950, the President of India signed the Orderby which the christian Dalits are discriminated. We express oursolidarity with our Dalit brothers and sisters and pray for themin a special way on this day that they may be constitutionallygranted SC status.

4. Annual Retreat

The Annual Retreat for the priests of the Second Batch (Listgiven at the end of this News Letter) will take place from 26th

Monday to 30th Friday, September 2016 at theArchbishop’s House, Pondicherry. If you, for some valid reason,are not able to participate in this retreat, you should get mywritten permission for your absence and inform Rev. Fr.Procurator. Making annual retreat is a serious obligation of theclergy (Can. 276/4). Hence, you are to make your ownarrangements for your annual retreat, if you do not join thediocesan retreat.

ARCHBISHOP’S ENGAGEMENTS FOR AUGUST - 2016

7 SUN 07.00 a.m. Feast Mass, Rainbow Nagar

8 MON 08.00 a.m. Feast Mass, Kalpet

11 THU 11.30 a.m. Feast Mass, Santa ClaraConvent, Thirukanur

12 FRI 11.00 a.m. 10th Anniversary Celebration,Marine Vocational TrainingCentre, Ranganathapuram.

14 SUN 05.15 p.m. Confirmations, N.D. des Anges,Pondicherry.


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15 MON 08.00 a.m. Feast Mass, Nellithope

18 THU 06.00 p.m. Mass, Blessing of the newchurch, Muthanankuppam,Veerareddikuppam

20 SAT 10.30 a.m. Senate Meeting

21 SUN 07.30 a.m. Confirmations, Eraiyur

27 SAT 10.30 a.m. General Body Meeting, SAMSS,Vikravandy

31 WED 10.30 a.m. General Body Meeting, PMSSS,Pondicherry.

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ARCHBISHOP'S EDUCATION FUND\No. Date Name Amount1 04.07.16 St.Pauls Mat. Hr.Sec.School, Neyveli 300002 “ St.Joseph’s Hr.Sec.School, Eraiyur 1000003 “ Students, St.Joseph’s Hr.Sec.School, Eraiyur 150004 09.07.16 MC.Arokiadoss, Eriayur 20005 “ S.Asirvatham, Eraiyur 10006 “ Well wisher, Eraiyur 10007 “ L.Celine, Pennadam 20008 “ St.Stephen Anbiyam, Pennadam 15009 “ Sagaya Madha Anbiyam, Pennadam 150010 “ S.Kulandairaj, Pennadam 100011 “ Pennadam Parish 100012 “ G.Domnic Jeyaprakasah, Pennadam 50013 “ S.Gunamangai, Pennadam 50014 “ St.Antony Anbiyam, Pennadam 500

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15 “ St.Thomas Anbiyam, Poonnari 50016 “ Mother Theresa Sagodharavazhu Sangam Pennadam 50017 “ Stephen Ignatius Judi, Pennadam 30018 “ Infant Jesus Anbiyam, Eraiyur 30019 “ Viji Anand Vinnarasi, Poonnari 10020 “ Montfort Matric Hr.Sec.School, Tindivanam 2000021 13.07.16 Kanankadu Parish 100022 “ SFS Matriculation school, Perumbakkam 100023 “ Merline, Pondy 100024 “ Vimali Eliza, Dubrayapet 50025 “ Richard Isidore, Pondy 50026 “ Josephine Gnanamarie Chithra, Pondy 2100027 14.07.16 Vincent A Marin, Pondy 1000028 18.07.16 K.Subbaraylau, Tindivanam 5000029 19.07.16 Amalorpavam Hr.Sec.School, Pondicherry 2000030 “ Carmel Convent, Pondicherry 500031 “ Petit Seminaire Hr.Sec.School, Pondichrry 10000032 28.07.16 Shalom Province, FSAG, Tindivanam 500133 “ Sisters of Charity Convent, Kodungal 200034 “ Confirmation Children, Cuddalore NT 1350035 “ Cuddalore NT Parish 1000036 “ St. Antony’s Church, Sorakalpet, Cuddalore NT 1000037 “ St. Ann’s Convent, Cuddalore NT 1000038 “ St. Mary’s Home, Cuddalore NT 500039 “ Sebastian, Manjakuppam, Cuddalore NT 100040 “ P. Latha Devi, Cuddalore NT 100041 “ E. Rohit Auxilia, Cuddalore NT 100042 “ Napoleon Joseph, Cuddalore NT 100043 “ Arputha Mary, Cuddalore NT 100044 “ G. Mary Raj, Cuddalore NT 100045 “ E. Arul Mary, Cuddalore NT 100046 “ S. Eugene Irudaya Mary, Cuddalore NT 50047 “ S. Elizabeth Rani, Cuddalore NT 50048 “ A. Anandarayar, Cuddalore NT 50049 “ S. Mary, Cuddalore NT 50050 “ S. Antoni Vincent, Cuddalore NT 50051 “ Joy Reshoba, Cuddalore NT 500


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16 IRUPPUKURICHY 75000.00 90000.00 165000.0017 KAKKANUR 14700.00 1000.00 15700.0018 KANAKKANKUPPAM 6000.00 10000.00 16000.0019 KANANGADU 7000.00 7000.0020 KEEZHPUTHUPATTU 112700.00 45000.00 157700.0021 KODUNGAL 11900.00 8000.00 19900.0022 KOMMEDU 5000.00 3000.00 8000.0023 KONANKUPPAM 1000.00 1000.0024 KOVILANUR 2000.00 2000.0025 KRISHNANKUPPAM 20500.00 1000.00 21500.0026 KURUSUKUPPAM 2000.00 2000.0027 MAIYANUR 18250.00 15000.00 33250.0028 MADAMPATTU 39700.00 67000.00 106700.0029 MEL PAZHANGUR 29800.00 9000.00 38800.0030 MEL SITHAMUR 11750.00 11750.0031 MEL VAZHI 9800.00 9800.0032 MANALURPET 6000.00 6000.0033 MICHAELPURAM 11300.00 11300.0034 MUGAIYUR 17500.00 51000.00 68500.0035 MUNNUR 11000.00 15000.00 26000.0036 MUTHIALPET 1000.00 12000.00 13000.0037 NANGATHUR 7000.00 25000.00 32000.0038 NEDUNGAMPATTU 8000.00 5000.00 13000.0039 NELLIKUPPAM 15000.00 33000.00 48000.0040 NELLITHOPE 22000.00 11000.00 33000.0041 NOLAMBAI MISSION 8426.00 8426.0042 NOTRE DAME DES ANGES 5000.00 5000.0043 ODIYATHUR 7250.00 7250.0044 OTHERS 43100.00 174150.00 217250.0045 PANICKANKUPPAM 7000.00 7000.0046 PERIYAKURICHY 15000.00 5000.00 20000.0047 PERIAPET 16100.00 16100.0048 REDDIARPALAYAM 35500.00 20000.00 55500.0049 SACRED HEART BASILICA 18500.00 40500.00 59000.0050 SAMUPILLAI NAGAR 2000.00 2000.0051 SATHIAMANGALAM 11000.00 6000.00 17000.0052 SATHIPATTU 28000.00 13000.00 41000.0053 SEEDEVI 1700.00 1700.00

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52 “ St. Fathima Convent, Cuddalore NT 50053 “ Sacred Heart Traning School, Cuddalore NT 200054 “ S. Edward Jayakumar, Cuddalore NT 30055 “ S. Deepak Antony, Cuddalore NT 20056 “ M. Gracia Agnes, Cuddalore NT 20057 “ M. Neal Samuel, Cuddalore NT 20058 “ Well wisher, Cuddalore NT 5950

Total as on 31.07.2016 464051Received up to 30.06.2016 21332610Grand Total 21796661

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PARISH WISE LIST OF FINANCIAL HELP

TO THE POOR STUDENTS FROM 01.04.2016 TO 30.06.2016

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

Edu. Fund1 ADANUR 7700.00 7700.002 AGARAKOTTALAM 3000.00 3000.003 ALAGAPPASAMUTHIRAM11900.00 17000.00 28900.004 ANILADY 9700.00 34000.00 43700.005 ARASAKUZHY 16000.00 16000.006 ARCADU 8000.00 8000.007 ARIYANKUPPAM 4000.00 4000.008 AYANDUR 11000.00 11000.009 CATHEDRAL 15500.00 30000.00 45500.0010 CHINNASALEM 5000.00 5000.0011 CUDDALORE 30200.00 5000.00 35200.0012 ERAIYUR 73300.00 75000.00 148300.0013 FATIMAPALAYAM 5000.00 22000.00 27000.0014 GINGEE 14200.00 5000.00 19200.0015 IRUNDAI 11200.00 11200.00


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54 SEEPAKKAM MISSION 21000.00 21000.0055 TAGORE NAGAR 3000.00 9000.00 12000.0056 THATTANCHAVADY 5000.00 4000.00 9000.0057 THELY 9200.00 9200.0058 THERKUNAM 6500.00 20000.00 26500.0059 THIRUKOILUR 48500.00 55000.00 103500.0060 THIRUNJICOLLAI 3000.00 3000.0061 THIRUNJIPOONDY 3000.00 3000.0062 TINDIVANAM 14200.00 10000.00 24200.0063 ULUNDURPET 3000.00 3000.00 6000.0064 ULUTHUR 8400.00 8400.0065 UPPALAM 14900.00 15000.00 29900.0066 VADALUR 24100.00 24100.0067 VEERAREDDIKUPPAM 35500.00 31500.00 67000.0068 VELANTHANGAL 7500.00 10000.00 17500.0069 VELLAKULAM 59000.00 25000.00 84000.0070 VIKRAVANDI 20000.00 20000.0071 VILLIANUR 2000.00 50100.00 52100.0072 VILLUPURAM 6500.00 15000.00 21500.0073 VINOBA NAGAR 16000.00 16000.0074 VIRIYUR 8500.00 8500.0075 VRIDHACHALAM 6000.00 6000.0076 MEDICAL & CHARITY 8000.00

TOTAL 1181550.00 1123676.00 2318226.00

LIST OF THE POOR STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED

RS. 3000 AND ABOVE FROM 01.04.16 TO 30.06.16

Anilady S.Shoba - B.Ed., 30000Frank Lourdu D’silva B.SC. 4000

Adanur Suguna.V - B.Sc Nursing 6000

Agarakottalam Christy - B.A. 3000

Alagappasamuthiram Menaga - M.A. 3000

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Fatimaplayam Selvi.F - B.Ed., 27000

Gingee Auxilia Rani - B.E. 3000 Nikitha - B.Sc.B.Ed., 10000Arokia Sappanciya, BA 5000

Irundai Johnsy Rani - Nursing 5000 Robinson - B.E. 3000

Iruppukurichy Delphine Elizabethrani - B.A.B.Ed., 13400 Jacintha Mary - MA. 7700 John Britto - B.Ed., 6000 Mary Princy.I - B.Sc. B.Ed. 10000 Merline Philomina - B.Ed., 10000 Moni Joy Priya - MBA 30900 Monica Angelmary.A - B.Ed., 40000 Queen Ruby Sherline - B.A. 5000 Rufina Priya - B.Sc.B.Ed., 40000 Stephen Raj - Poly Tech 3000Arokia Mary, B.SC. 5000

Kakkanur Salomi - B.A. 6000

Kanakkankuppam Arokia Jeoni.A - B.Ed., 10000 Gnanaprakasam - B.Sc. 3000 Karpagam - Nursing 3000

Kanangadu Maria Pushpam - B.Sc. Agri 5000

Keezputhupet Andranita Culas.M - BCA 24000 Dhanuja - B.Sc. 3000 Dilaikshini - X 5000 Lood Thenuja .A - MBA 51000 Mary Lalini - B.Sc. 3000

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Arokia Jasmine Prianka, BA III 5000Anbarasan, BE 4000Barathi, VIII 3000Sevie Mistica, B.Ed. 5000

Arasakuzhy Annai Therese - VI 3000 Eveline Portia - XI 5000 Jasmine Jenifer - B.Sc. 5000 Kargil Raja - XII 3000

Ayandur Alcia - B.Ed., 5000

Cathedral Priscilla Ethaline Visita.S - B.Ed., 33500 Vimal Raj.s - EEE 10000

ChinnasalemRaja Durai, Poly Tech 5000

Cuddalore Antony George - M.Phil 5500 C.Antony - M.A. 4000 Francis Assisi - B.Ed., 3000 Gayathri - B.C.A. 7700Jenifer Sheeba, B.Ed 5000

Eraiyur Anbu Esther - ANM 3000 Antoniraj Felix - XI 5000 Arokia Mary.J - B.Com 12600 Celine - B.Sc. 3000 Isabella Rani - B.Ed., 36500 Jacinthamary - B.Ed., 30000 Juli Prema.R - B.Ed., 11700 Margaret Priyadarshini - B.Sc. 10250 Mary Shamuktha - B.Sc. 3000 Nambikkai Mary - B.Sc. 10250 Nirmala - GNM 4000 Ruby Juliana Mary.A - B.Sc. 6000Lourdu Mary, B.SC 4000

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Reshma - XII 20500 Roma Antony - B.E. 15000 Satheeshkumar - B.Sc. 3000 Sharmitha - X 14500 Struthika - IV 3000 Uma Gandhi - B.A. 7700Mary Stella, Nursing 5000

KommeduShaila Virgin Mary - B.A.B.Ed.,3000A. Mary Shanthi, B.Ed. 3000

Kodungal Monica Sales - B.E. 4000Maria Sharline, B.Sc. Nursing 4000Sophia, GNM 4000

Krishnankuppam Edel Queen Mary - MCA 3000 Maria Filby - B.Ed., 5000

Madhampattu Angel - D.T.Ed., 16000 Asha rathinakumari - B.Sc.Nursing 16000 Jaculine - B.Ed., 31000 Josephinmary - B.Ed., 35500 Mariammal - B.Ed., 3000 Savariammal - MBA 4200

Maiyanur Antony Mahimai - B.E. 10000 Arokia Mary - BBA 6000 Jenova Mary - B.Sc. 8000Maria Nivetha, BA, B. Ed 25000

Mel-pazhangur Arokia Mary - BBM 6000 Elilzabeth Preethi - BDS 10000 Gnanapoo - B.A. 8400 Helen Rubi - B.Sc. 8400Arokia Joshy Rani, BSC 4000

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Mel-sithamur Joseph Mary - B.A. 10750

Mel-vazhyAnthonie Jensiya - MCA 3000Dhinakaran Jeya kumar - B.Sc. 3000

MemalurJohn Julie - B.Sc. 3000Francisca - B.Sc. 3000

MichaelpuramEdvya Sherly - B.Sc. 7700Francis Mary - BCA 3600

Mugaiyur Arokia Malarvizhy - B.Com 3000 Nimina - B.A. 3000 Renita Fathima - B.Sc. 3000 Selciya Roy - B.Sc. 10000Suganya, BAIII 5000Francina, BA III 5000Arokia Saratha, B.Ed. 5000Manushya, B.Ed. 5000Antony Licia, B.Ed. 5000

Munnur Fransica Mary - B.Sc. 9000 Ruby - M.Sc. 3000Roseline Mary, XII 5000Delphina, B.Sc. Chem 5000

MuthialpetPrasanna Jerome, B.E 5000 Thenmozhi - B.Sc. B.Ed. 5000

Nangathur Santhosh Preethi - B.Ed., 25000 Lourdu Tamil Selvi - B.E. 3000

Nedungampattu Vimal Roseline - B.Sc. 5000 Rubina - B.Sc.B.Ed., 8000

Sacred Heart baslica Dominic Xavier - B.Sc. 3000 Jacintha.K - B.Com 5000 Naneth Marie - XII 5000 Victor Emmanuel - Diploma 3000 Vimali Eliza - DMLT 6500Clement Maria Bernice, B.SC. 5000Premila, DT.ed 11000

SathipattuArokia Vinnarasi - M.Sc. 15000 Clinton Raj - BBA 3000 Jacquline Mary - MA. 3000 Rosline Romiyo -B.C.A. 15000Diana, B.Ed. 3000

Sathiamangalam Lidya.V - B.Sc.(nursing) 5000 Jenifer - BBA 7000 Abishek Raj - MCA 3000

Seppakkam mission Vijaya Kumar - B.A. 3000 Baskar - B.Sc. 3000 Daniel - BCA 3000 Vinoth Kumar - B.E. 3000 Michael - B.A. 3000 Anandaraj - B.E 3000 Josephine Mary - B.Sc. 3000

Tagore Nagar Felix - B.Sc. 3000Arputha Susairaj, Hotel Manag. 4000Jaya Arokia Jenifer, B.Ed. 5000

Thattanchavady Jancy Mary - B.Ed. 5000

Thely Oscarpraveen - B.Sc. 3000

Nellikuppam Jacintha Mary - B.Ed., 40000 Olvier Josephine - XI 3000Mahimai Stella, BA 3000

Nellithope Arokia Hosea - VII 3000 Arul Jeya Srija - IX 3000 Ebi Wilfred - XII 5000 Jovitha - B.Com 3000 Princy - XII 3000 Rosaline Mary - B.Com 10000Lydia , B.Ed. 5000

Notre Dame Velanganni Angel - B.E. 5000

Nolambai MissionPriya, B.Com 7426

Odiyathur Licy Flora - M.Sc. 7250

Panikankuppam Mickency - B.Sc. 7000

Periyakurichy Joshi Alphonsa - B.Sc.Nursing 21000

Periapet Jenni Sowmiya - B.Sc. 6000 Monisha - B.SC 5000

Reddiarpalayam A. Alex - B.Ed., 10000 Anasthasia - B.Tech 3000 Lawrence - Poly Technic 3000 Pravin Raj - B.A.B.Ed., 3000 Princy - XII 6000 Rosaline Mary - B.A.B.Ed., 10000 Seraphine - B.A.B.Ed., 10000Clement Jean Pierre, B.Tech 5000


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Therkunnam Ezhilarasi - Dip in Nursing 10000 John Louis - B.Sc.B.Ed 10000Amala Rani, XII 5000

Thirukoilur Shaline.E - B.Sc.Nursing 63000 Kamali.E - XII 24000Ruth Priya, BA 5000Pauline Shanthi, XII std 5000Augustin Kumar, Poly Tech 5000

Thirunjicollai Alex Celsiya - GNM 3000

Tindivanam Amala Mary - B.Sc. 3000 Charles Rickey - B.Sc. 9000 John Rachael - BA 6000Vivekananthan, BA 5000

Ulundurpet Arokia Mary - B.Com 3000Maheswari, XII std 3000

Uppalam Jeniffer.A - B.Tech 5000 Clement Marie Bernice - B.Com 12000 Sophia Josephine Mary - B.A.B.Ed., 10000

Uluthur Sathia - GNM 3000

Vadalur Arokia Sangeetha - BA 3000 Arul Mary -B.A. 8700 Johnsi Rani - XI 5000

Veerareddikuppam Arokia Lencia - B.Sc. 11500 Melvin - III 3000 Mency Beula - I 3000 Merline sharmila - M.Sc 3000

Michael Augustine - ITI 3000 Periyanayagimary - B.Ed., 40000

Velanthangal Vasantha Mary - B.Sc. 5500 Maria.D - B.Sc.Nursing 10000

Vellakulam Athiruban - BCA 8000 Buela - B.Com 3000 Jenovia - B.A. 8000 John Albert - Diploma 3000 Julius - 3000 Maria Madalane - B.E. 10000 Prasath George Benny - BCA 8000 Vinothini Mary - B.Sc. 9000 Vasantha Mary - B.Sc.Nursing12000Rabekka Mary, MA 5000Leenu, B.Sc. 5000Stephen Raj, BA 4000

Vikravandi Jenitha Rani.L - B.E. 20000

Villianur Joice.S - XII 17100 Christina.S - IX 12000 Sathish Arokiarajan - DME 10000 Leema Roselin.L - MCA 11000

Villupuram - Christ the King

Kathrine, BA I 5000Pauline, BA 5000Regina Mary, BAII 5000

Vinoba Nagar Jovita Marie Lourdes - X 5500 Mari Franco - IV 3000 Monica - VIII 5500

Viriyur Johnsi Brigith Mary - B.Ed. 3000

Virudachalam Mary Christina - MA 3000 Vejini - IX 3000

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

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BLESSINGS1. Blessing of the New Class Rooms, St. Joseph’s HSS,Eraiyur

The newly built class rooms at St. Joseph’s Higher SecondarySchool, Eraiyur was blessed and opened by His Grace ourArchbishop Most Rev. Dr. A. Anandarayar, on 01st July 2016.We greatly appreciate the good work of Rev. Fr. A. Devadoss,HM & Correspondent and we thank all the well-wishers anddonors for their support and prayers.

2. Blessing and Inauguration of St. Ann’s College ofArts and Science New Building, Tindivanam

The new building of St. Ann’s College of Arts and Science,Tindivanam was blessed and opened by His Grace ourArchbishop Most Rev. Dr. A. Anandarayar, in the presence ofour Archbishop Emeritus Most Rev. Dr. S. Michael Augustineon 04th July 2016. We greatly appreciate the strenuous effortsof the St. Ann’s College Committee and we thank all the donorsand well-wishers for their support and generous contributions.


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

01-08-1984 Abrahan Cownan M.03-08-1954 Vadakail T.04-08-1989 Stephen A.04-08-2004 AmaladossY.06-08-1981 Chetelat A.17-08-1962 Pungier L., MEP17-08-1974 Arul L.M.18-08-1997 Mgr.Joseph Thumma26-08-1970 Devannah N.R.27-08-1970 Kuriakose P.M.29-08-1970 Montfort V.L.30-08-2011 Gnanapragasam M.A.31-08-2005 Xavier P.P.

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FROM THE DESK OF VICARS

Freedom Month

Let us thank the Risen Lord and our Beloved Country for awakeningthe people to journey towards total freedom, human dignity andreligious identity on the seventieth anniversary of Independence.

Instead of spending time and money for selfish motives every yearas a ritual, may we educate our people towards real freedom throughformal and non-formal education.

New Education Policy

Any and every policy that evolves for the integral way of life needto be based not exclusively on any government but on terminal valuesand the principles of our constitution. No hidden or open agenda ofimposing anything or anybody on the inborn freedom of every child

of God. When God Himself does not impose anything on anybodynobody has the right to impose. In a democracy from the grass-rootlevel policy will evolve and on national level coordinate and animateand go beyond the country to the world and nature. Now is theacceptable time for prophets to speak aloud through media andlead people towards awareness.

Tips to Toe

01. Black-Day: Deprived people were discriminated on the tenthof August. Church awakens the nation through “Black-Day”demonstration and prays to God to come to the rescue of His chosenones. It is not black-flag-day but only black-day. No black-flag-hoistingor wearing but building awareness through meetings, processionsand prayers.

02. World-Religion: Our country is secular which means to respectthe sacred in the secular without majority minority complex. NoReligion has any caste factor within itself for the spirit of religionhas no name or form. We as Christians within the religion neverplace before any caste, rite or ethnicity but only the transformedRisen Lord only. With caste-awareness, nobody can overcome thelimitations of caste. So focus on the human that is common to all,the Christian, who are all equal through baptism and theconsecrated who live for the glory of God and the well-being ofall. Therefore all the Christians, especially the clergy and the religiousdestroy the caste-awareness within the church and focus on human,Christian and consecrated only to journey towards the Reign of God.

Simple Celebrations:

Our life in our nation and the church is always filled with variouskinds and levels of celebrations. For us in particular marriage, feasts,functions and other celebrations are intimated, informed and invitedwith a variety of costly invitations based on unhealthy competitionand prestige which are disposed easily and fast into the dustbin. Itcould be very simple with no pictures, human and divine, which we

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tear and throw. Instead of being influenced by consumerism let usbe alert and awake to make it simple and grand.

For the parochial feasts we invite a lot of priests etc. to celebrate inthe morning, evening and at other moments with fireworks etc. Howmuch money we have to share with all at the expense of the commonfund for the poor. Not only main stations but also sub-stations, road-side, grottoes etc. more than external celebrations what is expectedis the inner celebration of joy, peace, unity etc. we could simplifyoutside and focus on the inside journey of faith.

Analysis and Synthesis

Based on individuality and uniqueness we have too many divisionsin our human and Christian life. Too many departments,commission, councils, committees, groups, associations etc. etc.without any efficient coordination at the diocesan, regional andnational levels which is really unhealthy and unbecoming for theimage of the church and the Reign of God. In multiple commissionsand boards the ego plays a dominant role than the uniqueness. Itbecomes a way of life style for many to thrive and shine rather thanthe image of Jesus Christ. There is no interdisciplinary approach information, research studies and annual gatherings with lot of fundsspent on ourselves. Divide and rule becomes a way of life and study.We need to journey from the mind to the heart, from religion tospirituality. Where there is no spirituality there is no unity in theperson and the community.

Split theology has made us split persons. More than the Word theSpirit is important. The Spirit of Triune God has to unite everyoneof us, the church and the humanity. It is easy to know, to study, tospeak, to preach about God, but we need to experience God andJesus Christ. Experience matters much more than any other thing.It is in this way the church can be renewed now and always. Aspastors dhyana alone will help us to be renewed. Fidelity and loyaltyto daily dhyana is a means to Jesus-experience.

Asian Chair in Christianity

Our beloved MEP Society helped us to have the Asian Chair inChristianity in Pondicherry University. It is high time that we payour attention to this department and revive the chair under theleadership of our Archbishop and Fr. Jonas, in-charge. Lay-people,brothers, sisters and priests are highly recommended to do theirstudies as an on-going formation, insertion into the secular university,ecumenical, inter-religious. Persons in charge need to disturb thecomfortable towards this goal. May the month of freedom bring newlife to all of us.

Very Rev. Msgr. A. Arulanandam Very Rev. Msgr. A. LouisVicar General Episcopal Vicar

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Mass Intentions received in July - 2016

Date Name of the Parish No. of Masses02.07.2016 Vinoba Nagar 150 mass intentions06.07.2016 Villianur 353 mass intentions18.07.2016 Melnariappanur 9739 mass intentions25.07.2016 Viriyur 300 Mass intentions28.07.2016 Villianur 342 Mass Intentions

Binated / Trinated Mass Intentions received

Date Name of the Priest No. of Masses02.07.2016 Fr.A.J.Lawrence 6 mass intentions

Rev. Fr. J.M. Gregory Louis Joseph Procurator

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VOICE FROM METROPOLITAN MATRIMONIAL TRIBUNAL - 70

Pastoral Note on marrying those close relations why asan impediment of consanguinity exists (canon 1091):

A. Science and technology gives one more reason to avoidconsanguineous marriages

A body of evidence shows that children born out of consanguineousmarriages suffer from several congenital problems. This is particularlyso in the case of children born out of union involving first cousins.The problem in close relative marriages surfaces when a personcarries a defect in any of the genes associated with some form ofdisease and marries a person from the same kindred who also sharesthe defect. The child inherits two copies of this faulty gene, andthus has the disease

Now, a study published recently in the journal Cytogenetic andGenome Research reports the presence of a ring chromosome in atwo-year-old child of a first-cousin marriage. The child died whenhe was seven years old. Ring chromosomes are rare unbalancedchromosomal abnormalities that occur in about in 50,000 foetuses,says the paper. Ring chromosomes occur when the tips of thechromosome are broken at both ends followed by fusion of theseends or telomere-telomere fusion of the chromosome without theloss of genetic material.

The child also had facial dysmorphic features including low-set earsand upward slanting eyes, microcephaly, suffered from seizures andhad mild spasticity. Karyotyping revealed that different chromosomalabnormalities were present in differing proportions.

Detailed study of the ring chromosome 9 revealed gene loss due todeletion of a particular segment of the chromosome. However, theloss was seen in only one arm of the abnormal chromosome. (Ref.The Hindu, Monday, June 20, 2016, Education Plus, p.2)

“Consanguinity is the blood relationship between persons whodescend, either legitimately or illegitimately, from a common ancestor.Societies and legal systems have a prohibition on marriage betweenclose blood relatives; the canon law is no exception. The reasonsfor the prohibition are the possible genetic consequences of such aunion and a desire to protect the sanctity of the family. Theimpediment extends to all degrees of the direct line and as far as thefourth degree in the collateral line. In the collateral line, therefore,for most practical purposes the impediment extends as far as firstcousins. Consanguinity in any degree of the direct line a divine lawimpediment and that consanguinity in the third and fourth degreesof the collateral line is an ecclesiastical law impediment. Marriage isnever permitted if there is any doubt as to whether the parties arerelated by consanguinity in any degree of the direct line or the seconddegree of the collateral line.” (Ref: Commentaries of the Code ofCanon Law 1983).

B. Legitimate marriage cannot be dissolved: “Matrimonyis a Sacrament and therefore

Subject to the Spouse of Christ” (Gregory XVI, by FrancescoPodesti Pinacoteca Civica, Ancona, Italy.)

The honorable union of Christians, which Paul calls a greatSacrament in Christ and the Church (cf. Eph. 5:32; Heb. 13:4),demands our shared concern lest anything, based on erroneousconcepts, contrary to its sanctity and indissolubility is proposed.Our predecessor of happy memory, Pius VIII, has already recalledthis to you insistently in his letters on the subject.

However, the onslaughts of the adversaries grow without ceasing.All the people, therefore, must be taught that a marriage rightlyentered upon cannot be dissolved; by the will of God, the spousesjoined in matrimony form a perpetual companionship, with linksthat are so binding that they are only loosed by death.


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Recalling that Matrimony is a Sacrament and therefore subject tothe Spouse of Christ, let them consider and observe the laws of theChurch concerning it. They should render them holy and scrupulousobedience, for upon the fulfillment of these laws depends the efficacy,strength and virtue of the conjugal union.

Let them take care lest for any reason they permit that which is anobstruction to the teachings of the sacred canons or the decrees ofthe councils. They should be well aware that those marriages willinevitable have an unhappy end which are entered upon contraryto the discipline of the Church or without God’s favour or becauseof concupiscence alone. With no thought of the Sacrament and ofthe mysteries signified by it. (cf. Gregory XVI, Excerpts from theEncyclical Mirari vos, 15/8/1832, Translation: Heralds of the Gospel,June 2016, p.7).

C. In common, many Catholics are ready to obey the laws of theChurch and the code of canon law for the common good of everyone. But few Catholics are always look for loop holes and try tobend laws for their convenience or break the law and finally theconsequences hit them very badly. They think that they havesucceeded or bypassed the formalities by their influence and powerat that moment, but the failure and the guilt conscience follows forthe wrong they do by their negative motives and side effects. Whenthey live already in disorder or illegal union, all the more it affectstheir own sons and daughters for any new union. “Keep the Rulesand the Rules will Keep you” is the best policy instead of looking forother means to achieve the end. When the means are proper andgood, the results are always excellent.

Fr. S. Pascal Raj Judicial Vicar

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COMMISSIONS AND REPORTS

ST. XAVIER’S PASTORAL CENTRE

50th Year of World Communication Day

Dear Rev. Fathers, I have sent you the materials to be used forthe celebration of the World Communication Sunday Liturgy for10th July well in advance by posts. I hope you have utilized them inyour parishes for all the Masses. And in the circular of the TNBCCommission for Media and Communication and the Message ofthe Pope Francis, which I attached along with the Liturgy materials,there were many suggestions for other Programmes that could havebeen organized on that day or around that day. If you had organizedany such celebration, I request you to send a small report of it by e-mail or by post.

Here, the centre made arrangements to telecast in the local LourdesT.V. and Holy Cross T.V. a small programme that was prepared andsent by Madha T.V.

And we have organized on 20th July a competition of Drama andDance for the Catholic Higher Secondary Schools and Colleges inPondicherry. 270 students participated in the competition from 13institutions. All the programmes were filmed for Madha T.V. whichwill be telecasted soon. Before the competition we have organizedan input session on the theme “Management of the ModernMedia by our Youth” which was given by a famous journalistand social worker Mr. Glorius Steve from Bangalore who runs anorganization called ED. Media Service who gives such animationseminars for different age groups and different sections of the peoplewho are involved in socio economic development of the people.And the children really enjoyed it and profited by it.

And in the competition, Ariyankuppam Immaculate Hr. Sec School,Petit Seminaire Hr. Sec. School and St. Mathiyas Hr. Sec. School,Uppalam won the Ist, IInd, and IIIrd prizes for dance respectivelyand Amalorpavam Hr. Sec. School, Kolping Hr. Sec. School, Kalapetand Immaculate Arts and Science College, Pakkamudayanpet won


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the Ist, IInd and IIIrd prizes for drama respectively. Cash prizes ofRs.5,000/- for the Ist, Rs.3,000/- for IInd, Rs.2,000/- for the IIIrdprizes were given on the same day.

I thank very much Petit Seminaire Hr. Sec. School and a few wellwishers, who sponsored the expenses of the celebrations. I thankRev. Fr. R. Pascal Raj, Principal of the Petit Seminaire Hr. Sec. Schoolfor the sponsorship and also for his presence to preside over theprogrammes and I thank Rev. Fr. R. Jayanth Rayan, Curia Secretaryand Mr. Justin, Holy Cross Proprietor for their generous servicesand contribution for this celebration.

On 21st of July we conducted one day seminar for teacher’srepresentatives of all our Catholic High and Hr. Sec. Schools inPondicherry, so that they can deal with the students who arevictimized by the gadjest of Media and Communications. 25 Teachersattended the seminar from 13 schools of Pondicherry.

Tamil Nadu Pondicherry Pastoral Council Meeting (TPPC)

On 17th July 2016, TPPC meeting was held in Poondi Basilica RetreatCentre. Myself, Mr. Selvaraj, Secretary of DPC, Mrs. Amala Rani,Deputy Secretary of DPC, Mrs. Dayawathy, the member of DPC,Mr. Lourdusamy, the member of the DPC and Mr. Lawrence, Youthrepresentative attended the meeting on behalf of our Archdiocese.

Catholic Council of India (CCI)

The Annual meeting of the Catholic Council of India which representsthe whole Catholic church of India is conducted on 27th to 29th ofthis month and Mr. Arockia Samy, P.M.D., Mrs. Amala Rani Anand,Teacher and Mrs. Dayawathy Amalor, Advocate have attend thismeeting. A short report will be published in the next issue.

Anbiyam

A meeting of the Secretaries of the Diocesan Commission for theAnbiyam of Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry is also conducted on 27th

of July in Madurai, De Nobili Pastoral Centre. The main agenda ofthe meeting is the preparation for the celebration of the month ofAnbiyam in January 2017.

Senate Meeting

The second meeting of the senate for this year will be held on the20th August Saturday. In this meeting our Archbishop would like tohave suggestions for the Diocesan Synod which he would like toconduct in view of the 175th year of the First Synod of Pondicherrywhich was held in 1842. So I request all the Vicars Forane to conductyour vicariate meetings in August well in advance and give yourvaluable suggestions along with the other proposals for our pastoralministry of the Kingdom of God in our Diocese.

Fr. A. J. PhilomindossDirector, Pastoral Centre

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SC/ST COMMISSION REPORT

Dear and Rev. Fathers

The SC/ST Diocesan Commission and Dalit Christian movementsare organising a BLACK DAY PUBLIC MEETING on Wednesday,10th August 2016 from 9 am to 1 pm at Villupuram (infront of theCollector’s office Building). The purpose of this public meeting is todemand SC status for Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims. Hereby Ikindly request you to participate and encourage your parishionersto participate in this event and express your concern and solidaritywith the Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims who are discriminatedon the basis of Religion.

Some suggestions to observe The BLACK DAY:

* Ensure proper awareness to the Parishioners regarding BLACKDAY PUBLIC MEETING by reading out CBCI SC/ST Commissionreport about BLACK DAY

* Organise the Rally and create awareness of the injustice to us.

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Doctor's MessageGastric Obstruction – Causes, Symptoms Treatments

Continues from previous issue...What happens when your gastrointestinal system is obstructed?

When the small intestine is blocked, it will begin contracting in orderto move its content beyond the obstruction, which can lead to frequentdiarrhoea. In later stages, it will become less effective, causing a buildupof water and electrolytes that can lead to dehydration.

The obstruction will also create pressure on the intestinal walls, andif left untreated – will only get worse. This can lead to venous drainageobstruction, a rising of the diaphragm, and a suppression of the lungs’function.

Patients lose their ability to pass feces and gasses along the intestine,causing swelling and increasing stomach pains. The large intestine willexpand due to the buildup of bacterium, liquids, feces and gasses.Which symptoms can indicate an obstruction?

Symptoms can be evidence of obstruction caused be stomachcramping or phytobezoars. Once you notice these symptoms, it isrecommended that you pay a visit to your family doctor, to evaluatethe nature of the obstruction. Not all symptoms may appear, but theywill appear in these general groups:Constipation, diarrhoea, flatulence, lethargy and swelling.

Headaches, memory loss, blurred vision. Burning sensation in theupper digestive system.

Weight gain, lack of energy and indigestion. Ulcers in the stomachand Duodenum, ulcerative colitis and stomach inflammation. Urinarytract infections and inflammation of the kidneys.

Constant colds, allergies, joint pains and chronic diseases.The mostbasic treatment is hooking the patient up to an IV, which can only beperformed by a doctor. In some cases, the obstructions can be relievedby using a nasogastric tube, and in severe cases, an operation will berequired. Prevention:

The best way to unblock a phytobezoar obstruction is by eatingfood that is high in protein and low in fiber. Once the blockage isgone, follow these dietary tips to heal and prevent reoccurrences.

Beverages: It is advised that you keep your body well hydrated.Drink fruit-shakes, water, and sports drinks that are rich in electrolytes.Avoid high-fat dairy.


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Dairy: Stick to low-fat or fat-free products.Grains and bread: Fiber from whole grain tends to slow down the

digestive process. Focus on plain white bread, pasta, and regular grain.Fruits and vegetables: Boiled or canned fruits and vegetables are

the way to go. Avoid eating the skin. Watermelon, melons, and bananascan be consumed fresh. Avoid high-fiber fruits and vegetables.

Meat and meat substitutes: Protein is essential to the healing process.Stick to skinless chicken or turkey meat. Other kinds of lean meat,such as fish, eggs and tofu are also good.

Other: Avoid fried foods and use as little butter as possible. Boiledor steamed foods are the most recommended. Minimize the use ofseasoning and fatty sauces and dressings.

Dr. J. IrudayarajMedical Consultant

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