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Bible Reading Card Final.Pmd 06. SA. HEBREW/F{_m. 6 23. FR. ROMANS/tdma¿ 16 07. SU. 4TH SU. AFT.FEAST OF THE CROSS 24. SA. AMOS/Btamkv 1 Mar Gregorios Orthodox Christian eqt°m 12:13˛21 LUKE/ 25. SU. ANNUNCIATION TO MARY 08. MO. HEBREW/F{_m. 7 Student Movement (MGOCSM) LUKE/eqt°m. 1:26˛38 09. TU. ,, 8 26. MO. AMOS/Btamkv 2 10. WE. ,, 9 ORTHODOX CHRISTIANS’ 27. TU. 3 11. TH. ,, 10 ,, Mar Gregorios Orthodox Christian Student Movement 4 12. FR. ,, 11 28. WE. ,, (MGOCSM) is the spiritual organization for student commu- 5 13. SA. ,, 12 29. TH. ,, nity in the Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church. The student and BIBLE READING CARD 14. SU. 5TH SU. AFT.FEAST OF THE CROSS 30. FR. ST. ANDREWS ,, 6 senior leaders of our Church who were residing in Madras in the MATTHEW/aØmbn 23:1˛12 early part of last century felt the need for an organization to bring 15. MO. HEBREW/F{_m. 13 Unkw_¿ together our students in various educational institutions with a 16. TU. ZECHARIAH/skJ. 1 DECEMBER / view to deepening their spiritual life and to create in them a live- 17. WE. ,, 2 lier sense of fellowship. So they founded the Syrian Student 2018 ,, 3 18. TH. 01. FR. ADVENT LENT BEGINS Conference in 1907 and the first conference was convened on 4 19. FR. ,, AMOS/Btamkv 7 1st January 1908. Annual Conferences have been a regular fea- 5 20. SA. ,, 02. SU.VISITATION TO ELIZABETH ture since that year. It is the oldest student organization in Asia. 21. SU. 6TH SU. AFT.FEAST OF THE CROSS LUKE/eqt°m. 1:39˛56 From 1912 to 1960 it was called St Thomas Syrian Students LUKE/eqt°m 18:18˛27 03. MO. AMOS/Btamkv 8 Movement. The St Thomas Syrian Student Conference, assumed 22. MO. ZECHARIAH/skJ. 6 04. TU. ,, 9 7 1 tImcn. 1 its present name MGOCSM in 1960 an icon of the united 23. TU. ,, 05. WE. 1 CORINTHIANS/ Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church. Mar Gregorios Orthodox 24. WE. ,, 8 06. TH. ,, 2 Christian Student Movement MGOCSM the present name 25. TH. ,, 9 07. FR. ,, 3 26. FR. ,, 10 08. SA. BASELIUS AUGEN I originated from the name of two student organization of 27. SA. ,, 11 1 CORINTHIANS/1 tImcn. 4 Malanakra Church factions such as St Thomas Syrian Students 28. SU.7TH SU.AFT.FEAST OF THE CROSS 09. SU. BIRTH OF JOHN THE BAPTIST Movement and Mar Gregorios Syrian Students' Association. eqt°m. 1:57˛80 MATTHEW/aØmbn 5:21˛26 LUKE/ The first annual conference was convened on 1st January 1 tImcn. 5 29. MO. ZECHARIAH/skJ. 12 10. MO. 1 CORINTHIANS/ 6 1908 at Thiruvalla, Kerala. The Diamond Jubilee of the 30. TU. ,, 13 11. TU. ,, MGOCSM was celebrated in 1969 (May 21-25) at Baselios 12. WE. ,, 7 31. WE. ,, 14 College, Kottayam, Kerala. The Platinum Jubilee was celebrated 13. TH. ,, 8 14. FR. ,, 9 (1984) at the Orthodox Theological Seminary, Kottayam. The NOVEMBER / \hw_¿ 15. SA. ,, 10 Centenary Celebrations of the Movement were held during 2008 16. SU. REV. TO JOSEPH at various places and culminated in a grand conference at the MATTHEW/aØm 1:18˛25 Parumala Seminary, Kerala during December 26-31, 2008. 01. TH. ZEPHANIAH/sk^. 1 17. MO. 1 CORINTHIANS/1 tImcn. 11 The MGOCSM bookshop and publishing house at 02. FR. ,, 2 12 18. TU. ,, Kottayam continues to function fruitfully. MGOCSM spreads 03. SA. ,, 3 19. WE. ,, 13 its services through the different wings and Forums such as Legal IptZmiv CutØm 20. TH. ,, 14 04. SU. KUDOSH ETHO/ Students Forum, Medical Students Forum, Technical Students MATTHEW/aØmbn 16:13˛20 21. FR. ST. THOMAS ,, 15 22. SA. 16 Forum, Literary and Cultural Forum, University Teacher's Or- 05. MO. OBADIAH./Hm_. 1 ,, 23. SU. SU.BEFORE THE FEAST OF NATIVITY thodox Christian Association (UTOCA), School Teacher's Or- 06. TU. ROMANS./tdma¿ 1 MATTHEW/ aØmbn 1:1˛17 thodox Christian Association (STOCA), Higher Secondary 2 07. WE. ,, 24 MO. JAMES/bmt°m_v. 1 School Teacher's Orthodox Christian Association (HSSTOCA), 08. TH. H.H. BASELIUS MARTHOMA MATHEWS I 25. TU. CHRISTMAS Media and Publication Wing, Music Wing and Missionary Fo- ROMANS./tdma¿ 3 MATTHEW/aØmbn 2:1˛12 rum. MGOCSM considers it an obligation to help the students bmt°m_v. 2 09. FR. ROMANS./tdma¿ 4 26. WE. JAMES/ from the lowest strata of the society through its educational schol- 3 10. SA. ,, 5 27. TH ,, arship programmes. Student Centres at Kottayam, 28. FR. ,, 4 11. SU. HUDOS ETHO/lqtZmkv CtØm Tiruvananthapurum, Kothamangalam, Alwaye, Manipal and 29. SA. ,, 5 JOHN/tbml 10:22˛42 30. SU. 1st SU.AFT. OF NATIVITY Davangere (Karnataka) stand as fitting monuments to the con- tdma¿ 6 12. MO. ROMANS./ LUKE/eqt°m. 2: 40-˛52 tinuous and tireless efforts of the Movement during the past years. 13. TU ,, 7 31. MO. PHILEMON./^nte. 1 Let us thank the Almighty for His blessings on the movement 14. WE. ,, 8 and seek the intercessions of our Patron saint, Mar Gregorios 15. TH. ,, 9 and St. Dionysius. 16. FR. ,, 10 (President) 17. SA. ,, 11 Metropolitan Dr. Zacharias Mar Aprem 18. SU. REVELATION TO ZACHARRIAH Metropolitan Dr.Yuhanon Mar Chrisostomos (Exec. Bishop Vice President) LUKE/eqt°m. 1:1˛25 Fr. Philen P. Mathew (General Secretary) 19. MO. ROMANS./tdma¿ 12 20. TU. ,, 13 MGOCSM 21. WE. ,, 14 P.B. No. 610, KOTTAYAM- 686 001 The readings are arranged so as to 22. TH. ,, 15 Ph: (0481) 2567338 familiarise the Bible within 4 years E-mail: [email protected] thZ-hm-b\ Im¿Uv BIBLE READING CARD 2018 16. TH. RUTH/ cqØv 2 13. TU. EXODUS/]pd. 31 16. WE. ,, 30 JANUARY / P\phcn APRIL / G{]n¬ JULY / Pqsse 17. FR. ,, 3 14. WE. ,, 32 17. TH. ,, 31 18. SA. ,, 4 15. TH. ,, 33 18. FR. NEHEMIAH/ s\sl. 1 01. SU. EASTER / Dbn¿∏v 01. SU. 6TH SU. AFT.PENTECOTST 19. SU. 1ST SUNDAY AFT.ASSUMPTION 1. MO. NEW YEAR EXODUS/]pd. 1 16. FR. ,, 34 19. SA. ,, 2 35 MARK/ a¿t°m. 16:1˛8 s]¥n-t°mkvXn LUKE/eqt°m. 13:22˛35 MARK/a¿t°m 10:35˛45 2. TU. ,, 2 17. SA. ,, 20. SU. PENTECOST/ Ctøm_v 7 1 tbml. 1 IpjvT-tcm-Kn 02. MO. HEVORE DAYS tbml. 16: 5˛15 02. MO. JOB/ 20. MO. 1 JOHN/ 3. WE. BASELIUS GEEVARGHESE II 18. SU. GARBO/ JOHN/ ,, 2 LUKE/eqt°m. 24:13˛35 03. TU. ST.THOMAS DAY 21. TU. EXODUS/]pd. 3 LUKE/eqt°m.5:12˛16, 4:40 -˛41- 21. MO. NEHEMIAH/ s\sl. 3 JOB/ Ctøm_v 8 22. WE. ,, 3 4 19. MO. EXODUS/]pd. 36 03. TU. MATTHEW/.aØm.28:11˛20 22. TU. ,, 4 4. TH. ,, 04. WE. JOB/ Ctøm_v 9 23. TH. ,, 4 5 20. TU. ,, 37 04. WE. LUKE/eqt°m. 24:1˛12 23. WE. ,, 5 5. FR. ,, 05. TH. ,, 10 24. FR. ,, 5 Z\-lm 21. WE. ,, 38 05. TH. JOHN/tbml. 20:11˛18 24. TH. ,, 6 6. SA. EPIPHANY/ 06. FR. ,, 11 25. SA. PSALMS/k¶o. 76 22. TH. ,, 39: 1˛26 06. FR. MATTHEW/aØm. 28:1˛10 25. FR. GOLDEN FRIDAY/kz¿Æ-shffn LUKE/eqt°m. 3:15˛22 07. SA. ,, 12 26. SU. 2ND SU. AFT. ASSUMPTION ST 23. FR. ,, 39: 27˛43 07. SA. MATTHEW/aØm. 28:11˛20 LUKE/eqt°m. 22:24˛30 7. SU. 1 SU.AFT. EPIPHANY 08. SU. 7TH SU.AFT. PENTECOTST LUKE/eqt°m. 11: 9˛20 24. SA. ST. DIONYSIUS ]pXpRm-b¿ 26. SA. BESELIOS MARTHOMA DIDYMOS I MATTHEW/aØmbn 4:12˛22 08. SU. NEW SUNDAY/ MARK/a¿t°m 3:20˛30 27. MO. PSALMS/k¶o. 77 EXODUS/]pd. 40 NEHEMIAH/ s\sl. 7 8. MO. EXODUS/]pd. 6 JOHN/ tbml. 20: 19˛29 09. MO. JOB/ Ctøm_v 13 28. TU. ,, 78: 1-˛37 25. SU. MSHARIO /X-f¿-hm-X-tcm-Kn 27. SU. 1ST SU. AFT. PENTECOST 9. TU. ,, 7 09. MO. 1 SAMUEL/ 1 iap-th¬ 1 10. TU. ,, 14 29. WE. ,, 78: 38˛72 MARK/ a¿t°m. 2: 1˛12 LUKE/eqt°m. 7:27˛35 10. WE. ,, 8 10. TU. ,, 2 11. WE. ,, 15 30. TH. ,, 79 26. MO. MARK/ a¿t°m. 1 28. MO. NEHEMIAH/ s\sl. 8 11. TH. ,, 8 11. WE. ,, 3 12. TH. ,, 16 31. FR. ,, 80 27. TU. ,, 2 29. TU. ,, 9 12. FR. ,, 10 12. TH. ,, 4 13. FR. ,, 17 28. WE. ,, 3 30. WE. ,, 10 18 13. SA. ,, 11 13. FR. ,, 5 14. SA. ,, sk]v-‰w_¿ 31. TH. ,, 11 SEPTEMBER / 14. SU. 2ND SU.AFT.EPIPHANY 14. SA. ,, 6 15. SU. ST.KURIAKOSE MARCH / am¿®v 8TH SU. AFT.PENTECOST 1 ]t{Xmkv. 1 JOHN/tbml. 1:43˛51 15. SU. 1ST SU. AFT. NEW SUNDAY Pq¨ 01. SA. 1 PETER/ JUNE / MARK/a¿t°m. 4:1˛20 RD 15. MO. EXODUS/]pd. 12: 1-˛28 JOHN/tbml. 21:1˛14 02. SU. 3 SUNDAY AFT.ASSUMPTION 01. TH. MARK/ a¿t°m. 4 16. MO. JOB/ Ctøm_v 19 aØmbn 17:22˛27 16. TU. ,, 12: 29-˛51 iap-th¬ 7 MATTHEW/ 02. FR. ,, 5 16. MO. 1 SAMUEL/ 1 20 13 01. FR. NEHEMIAH/ s\sl. 12 17. TU. ,, 03. MO. 1 PETER/1 ]t{Xmkv. 2 17. WE. ,, 03. SA. ,, 6: 1-˛29 17. TU. ,, 8 ,, 21 14 02 SA. ,, 13 18. WE. 04. TU. ,, 3 18. TH. ,, 04. SU. KNANAITHO/ Iv\m\mb kv{Xo 18. WE.
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