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Dr. Thomas Kalayil, CMI, speaks On "Sagdinan Mar," the Christological hymn
Call Number | AP 113 |
Part Number | Part I - Syro Malabar Church |
Title | Dr. Thomas Kalayil, CMI, speaks On "Sagdinan Mar," the Christological hymn |
Duration | 8:13 |
Place of Recording | Library of Sacred Heart Monastry, Chettipuzha, Kerala |
Date of Recording | 1 Aug , 2018 |
Youtube URL | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ium7gsQRJtM |
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Dr. Thomas Kalayil, CMI, speaks On "Sagdinan Mar," the Christological hymn
Note 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. Those treasures continue to be buried in Syriac poetry. Reference: http://christianmusicologicalsocietyo...
Joseph J. Palackal, CMINew York
13 December 2018
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