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Bishop George Rajendran SDB BISH P’S HOUSE Diocese of Thuckalay P.B. No. 12, Thuckalay P.O. Kanyakumari District Mobile: +919443281100 Tamilnadu – 629175, India Email: [email protected] Phone: +91-4651-250633 Diocese Email: [email protected] BISHOP’S ENGAGEMENTS: December 2017 DATE DAY TIME EVENTS 1 Fri Bishop’s House 2 Sat Bishop’s House 3 Sun 06.00pm Mulakumoodu, inter-denomination prayer 4 Mon 11.00 am Angelippa: First Death Anniversary of Fr. Thomas Urumbical 5 Tue 09.30am Curia Meeting 6 Wed 05.00pm Edappalayam: Convention Qurbana 7 Thu Bishop’s House 8 Fri 05.00pm Sangamam: Diaconate Ordination of Bro. Dorathick 9 Sat Bishop’s House 10 Sun 10.00am Shembahatharisu Mission Inauguration 02.00pm Munchirai, Mass for the Eugine Family 04.00pm Bro. Christudas: CD Release 11 Mon Visiting Tamil Nadu Bishops 12 Tue Visiting Tamil Nadu Bishops 13 Wed Visiting Tamil Nadu Bishops 14 Thu Death Anniversary of Fr. Thomas Thekkel 07.00am Edathua, Marattukulam: Death Anniversary Qurbana 15 Fri Visiting Tamil Nadu Bishops 16 Sat 10.00am Sangamam: Meeting with CRI Superiors 02.00pm Christmas Celebration with Catechism Staff 05.00pm Christmas Celebration with PRO and Well-wishers 06.30pm Christmas Celebration at KKSS Kalluvilai 17 Sun 07.00am Killiyoor: Pastoral Visit 18 Mon 04.00am Nadaikkavu: Christmas Celebration of United Christians 06.00pm Thuckalay: Christava Jenanayaga Peravai 19 Tue 10.00am Kottar: Christmas Celebration with United Christians 04.00pm Priests’ Sangamam with Pre-Christmas Celebration 20 Wed 10.00am Christmas Celebration with Institution heads 05.00pm Christmas Celebration at Shenkottai Mission 21 Thu 06.00pm Marthandam: Christmas Celebration at CSI College 08.00pm Minor seminary: Christmas celebration 22 Fri 10.00am Marthandam: Christmas Celebration at CSI Church 12.00pm Bishop’s House: Christmas Celebration with Staff 04.00pm Nagercoil: Christmas Celebration with Alphonsa school 23 Sat 12.00pm Sangamam: Christmas Celebration with Major Seminarians 05.00pm Bishop’s House: Christmas celebration with neighborhood 24 Sun 07.00pm Visit of Fr. Salesian Provincial of Trichy 12.00 am Athencode: Christmas Qurbana 25 Mon Visit to Religious Communities 26 Tue Engaged 27 Wed 09.00am CHRY: Ordination of Dn. Chacko Karingadu MCBS 28 Thu 10.00am Kattathurai: Marriage Blessing and Qurbana 03.00pm Vattakottai: Qurbana and Blessing 29 Fri 09.00am Pilankalai: Church Blessing >> Kozhicode 30 Sat 10.30 am Kozhicode: Marriage Blessing >> Thuckalay 31 Sun Bishop’s House Fr. Thomas Sathianesan, Eparchial Chancellor .

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