AP 321 to 330

Aramaic Project - I

Interviews and Performances - Video List

No. 330 to 321

AP 327C - Advantages and Disadvantages as a Researcher : Joseph J. Palackal, CMI

In reference to the Syriac tradition, I consider myself lucky for several reasons. I happen to belong to what may be characterized as the transitional generation that grew up in Kerala between the 1950s and the 1970s....

AP 327B - Focus and Goal of Aramaic Project : Joseph J. Palackal, CMI

DISCOURSE ON INDIA Part II FOCUS & GOAL of Aramaic Project by Dr. Joseph J Palackal CMI at DVK Bangaluru. RESET the discourse on India from a Christian perspective Part II:....

AP 327A - New Leaders Stir Hopes for Sanskrit in India - A Christian perspective on India

On Wednesday, June 16, 2014, The New York Times carried the following news item by its staff reporter, Ellen Barry, on the first page of the International section: “New Leaders Stir Hopes for Sanskrit in India.”.....

AP 327 - Qandisa alaha | കന്തീശാ ആലാഹാ | Trisagion in Syriac, By Joseph Palackal, CMI.

Dr. Joseph J Palackal, CMI sings Qandisa Alaha - Trisagion in Syriac as introductory prayer song at the Denha Lecture at DVK Bangaluru (2014)......

AP 325 - Syriac Version of the Lord's Prayer before Communion: Joseph Palackal CMI

The Syriac Christians have the privilege and honor of reciting the Lord's Prayer in the same language that Jesus taught the disciples.......

AP 324 - SAGDINAN MAR. The Christological hymn in the unique voice of Emma Robin, Texas

We have the privilege to listen to the famous Christological hymn in the voice of Emma Robin. Albeit American English is her native language, Emma's articulation of Syriac syllables and melody is flawless........

AP 323 - 'Reclaim Syriac to Reaffirm Identtity of Syro Malabar Christians - Joseph Palackal

Reclaim Syriac, the Sacred Language that Jesus and his disciples spoke to Reaffirm the Identity of Syro Malabar Christians!.......

AP 321 - 'Haa Qes Sliwa' Syriac Chant for Veneration of the Cross on Good Friday

This is the translation of the Latin Chant, Ecca lignum crucis ( Behold the Wood of Cross), for the veneration of the Cross on Good Friday........