Notes

Pesaha Appam murickal/home liturgy/and the priesthood of the laity

PART - III Rev. Dr. Paul Maniyattu in conversation with Fr. Joseph Palackal,CMI. At Paurastya Vidyapitam, vadavathoor, kottayam on 27 July 2023
The Pesaha Appam Murickal on Holy Thursday is a unique ancient tradition of Christians in Kerala that has its roots in the Pre-Christian, Jewish Passover meal. This living tradition is an intangible link to the early, first-century Christianity in Kerala and merits more research from historians. The tradition adds value and meaning to material evidence that is of much later periods. It also highlights the priesthood of the laity that is not part of the conversation today. It may be time to reset our conversation on Eucharistic theology and liturgy.

Joseph J. Palackal, CMI
New York
6 December 2023

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• AP 351 - How Indian was early Christianity in Kerala? DR. PAUY MANIYATTU PART II
• AP 353 - The uniqueness of Syriac theology. Dr. Paul Maniyattu - Part IV Theology
• AP 354 - ON SCIENCE AND LITURGY. Rev. Dr. Pauly Maniyattu - PART V
• AP 355 - Dr. PAULY MANIYATTU (PART VI) on the uniqueness of the Psita Bible (Syriac)
• AP 356 - Dr. Paul Maniyattu VII. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE RENEWAL OF SYRO-MALABAR LITURGY.
• AP 358 - Positive trends in the revival of the Syriac heritage. Dr. Paul Maniyattu VIII
• AP 359 - Dr Paul Maniyattu Sings Awun Dwasmayya, Lords Prayer in Syriac
• AP 360 - Dr. PAULY MANIYATTU- Full INTERVIEW