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'''Vallikattu Dayara''', a monastery of the [[Indian Orthodox Church]] was found by [[Pulikottil Joseph Mar Dionysios]]II in 1868 . The church is built in the 2 .{{convert|5|acre|m2}} of land in [[Ayanattukunnil]], [[Vakathanam]] that was received on lease from the [[Travancore]] government in 1868. Fr.[[Kalapurackal Paulose]], and [[Pazhiattungal Geevarghese]] were the people who supervised the construction of the Church. Fr. Kandapurackal built a two-storeyed building for the Church.

'''Vallikattu Dayara''', a monastery of the [[Indian Orthodox Church]] founded by [[Pulikkottil Joseph Mar DionysiousII]] in 1868 .



==History==

In 1875 [[Ramban Geevarghese Karuchira]] resided in the Church complex and developed it into a [[dayara]].In 1928 '''His Holiness [[Baselios Geevarghese I]]''', '''[[Catholicos]] of all East''' also known as (Vallikattu Bava), was laid to rest in Vallikattu Dayara. His Holiness [[Baselios Mar Thoma Mathews I]] Catholicos renovated the Vallikattu Dayara in 1982. Today, it is an important pilgrim centre. August 15 ([[Shunoyo]] Feast) and December 17 (anniversary of [[Catholica]] II) are the important feast days for the Dayara.<ref>[http://www.orthodoxsyrianchurch.com/custom/news/15Dec2008/VallikkattuDayaraPerunnal.html/ "Vallikkattu Dayara Perunnal"] ''Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church''</ref>

A parish church is built in 2 .{{convert|5|acre|m2}} of land in Ayanattukunnil, [[Vakathanam]] that was received on lease from the [[Travancore]] government in 1868. Fr.Kalapurackal Paulose, and Pazhiattungal Geevarghese were the people who supervised the construction of the Church. Fr. Kandapurackal built a two-storeyed building for the Church.


In 1908 Ramban Geevarghese Karuchira resided in the Church complex and developed it into a dayara. He was later elevated to bishophood and assumed the name Geevarghese Mar Phelexinose. From 1913 to 1925 dayara became the Headquarters of the Diocese of Kottayam.


In the year 1925 he was elevated to the [[Catholicos of the East]] and assumed the title, [[Baselios Geevarghese I]] and the dayara became the the Headquarters of the [[Catholicos of the East]]. <ref> [http://www.indianorthodoxchurch.in/pilgrim-centers Pilgrim Centers of Malankara Sabha] </ref>


==Tomb of Cotholicos II==

In 1928 '''His Holiness [[Baselios Geevarghese I]]''', '''[[Catholicos of the East]]''' also known as (Vallikattu Bava), was laid to rest in Vallikattu Dayara<ref> [http://www.malankaraorthodoxalmayavedhi.org/Bava/INDEX.HTML Moran Mar Baselius Geevarghese I (1870 - 1928)]</ref>.


His Holiness [[Baselios Mar Thoma Mathews I]] Catholicos renovated the Vallikattu Dayara in 1982. Today, it is an important pilgrim centre.


August 15 (Shunoyo Feast) and December 17 (anniversary of [[Baselios Geevarghese I]]) are the important feast days for the Dayara.<ref>[http://www.orthodoxsyrianchurch.com/custom/news/15Dec2008/VallikkattuDayaraPerunnal.html/ "Vallikkattu Dayara Perunnal"] ''Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church''</ref>


==[[See Also]]==

* [[Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church]]

* H H [[Baselios Geevarghese I]]



==References==

==References==

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Revision as of 18:03, 26 July 2012

Vallikattu Dayara, a monastery of the Indian Orthodox Church founded by Pulikkottil Joseph Mar Dionysious II in 1868 .

History

A parish church is built in 2 .5 acres (20,000 m2) of land in Ayanattukunnil, Vakathanam that was received on lease from the Travancore government in 1868. Fr.Kalapurackal Paulose, and Pazhiattungal Geevarghese were the people who supervised the construction of the Church. Fr. Kandapurackal built a two-storeyed building for the Church.

In 1908 Ramban Geevarghese Karuchira resided in the Church complex and developed it into a dayara. He was later elevated to bishophood and assumed the name Geevarghese Mar Phelexinose. From 1913 to 1925 dayara became the Headquarters of the Diocese of Kottayam.

In the year 1925 he was elevated to the Catholicos of the East and assumed the title, Baselios Geevarghese I and the dayara became the the Headquarters of the Catholicos of the East. [1]

Tomb of Cotholicos II

In 1928 His Holiness Baselios Geevarghese I, Catholicos of the East also known as (Vallikattu Bava), was laid to rest in Vallikattu Dayara[2].

His Holiness Baselios Mar Thoma Mathews I Catholicos renovated the Vallikattu Dayara in 1982. Today, it is an important pilgrim centre.

August 15 (Shunoyo Feast) and December 17 (anniversary of Baselios Geevarghese I) are the important feast days for the Dayara.[3]

See Also

References

  • ^ "Vallikkattu Dayara Perunnal" Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church

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