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CMSF NECROLOGY 2016 “I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. Whoever believes in me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die.” “It is in dying that we are born to eternal life” Jn. 11/25-26 “I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. Whoever believes in me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die.” Jn. 11/25-26 CMSF NECROLOGY - 2016 is an updated version and it provides detailed information about the deceased Brothers of our Congregation. It is the Sixth Edition and it contains the detailed life history of veteran Brothers who have laboured in the Lord's Vineyard for several years and have gone for their eternal reward. We have included the available photos of the deceased Brothers as an added feature of this edition. Let us gratefully remember and pray for our Brothers who have gone before us to their heavenly abode after having completed their pilgrim journey on earth. This edition is dedicated to Bro. Paulus Moritz, CMSF, our Founder On his 75th Death Anniversary in the year 2017, and to his early Companions. Published in August 2016 CMSF GENERALATE Moritz Nivas, Off Holy Cross Road Borivali West Mumbai - 400 103 CONTENTS S. No. Name Page No. 1. Bro. Chrysostom Rodrigues 01 2. Bro. Leonard Aguiar 02 3. Bro. Paul Chuckananikal 04 4. Fr. Antonius Maria 05 5. Bro. Cyril Berndes 08 6. Bro. Stephen Thazhuthedath 09 7. Bro. Ignatius Nandigam 11 8. Bro. Pio Kottackal 12 9. Bro. Lawrece Naipuraidathil 14 10. Bro. Celestine Rodrigues 15 11. Bro. Paulus Kerketta 16 12. Bro. Hyacinth Pinto 18 13. Bro. Otto Koening 20 14. Bro. Ignatius 21 15. Bro. Manuel Tauro 22 16. Bro. Pius Puthenpurackal 23 17. Bro. Vincent Gabriel 24 18. Bro. Baptist Gomes 25 19. Bro. David Kochukanjirathinkal 26 20. Bro. Seraphim Arulanand 27 21. Bro. Mathew Pereira 28 22. Bro. Athanasius Pereira 30 23. Bro. Vincent Vagal 31 24. Bro. Donatus D'Souza 33 25. Bro. Jordan Brechmann 34 26. Bro. Florian Ruettinger 35 27. Bro. Aquino Kadavil 37 28. Bro. Angelo Reddy 39 29. Bro. Felix 40 30. Bro. Innocent D'Mello 41 31. Bro. Nicholas Colaco 43 32. Bro. Damian Fernandes 44 33. Bro. Romulus Moll 45 34. Bro. Ambrose Surin 47 35. Bro. Joachim D'Souza 48 36. Bro. Evangelist Arackal 49 37. Bro. Philomen Pullenthara 50 38. Bro. Juan 51 39. Bro. Macarius Lobo 53 S. No. Name Page No. S. No. Name Page No. 40. Bro. Faustin Arul 54 81. Bro. Nicholas Hohn 108 41. Bro. Bernadine Keeramthadathil 56 82. Bro. Valentine D'Souza 110 42. Bro. Michael Buecker 57 83. Bro. Conrad K. 111 43. Bro. James K. 58 84. Bro. Augustine Titus 112 44. Bro. Leo Vazhaparampil 60 85. Bro. Leander 113 45. Bro. Fidelis Edattel 62 86. Bro. Ferdinand 114 46. Bro. Cornelius Tuscano 63 87. Bro. Columban Keller 115 47. Bro. Maximin Vanchipura 65 88. Bro. Arnold Peine 117 48. Bro. Modestus Kern 66 89. Bro. Bartholomeo Varkey 119 49. Bro. Jude Vattamattam 68 90. Bro. Anastasius 120 50. Bro. Benjamin Mani 69 91. Bro. Innocent 121 51. Bro. Fabian M. 70 92. Bro. Marcel Kerketta 122 52. Bro. Basilius Fritsch 71 93. Bro. Sebastian Mueller 123 53. Bro. Urban K. 73 94. Bro. George K.C. 124 54. Bro. Theophil Lakra 74 95. Bro. Konrad Deiters 126 55. Bro. Gracia Pereira 75 96. Bro. Alexander Kerketta 128 56. Bro. Ignatius Esthaky 77 97. Bro. Cosmos Koduvayil 129 57. Bro. Anthony Thonathu 78 98. Bro. Raphael Nedumparampil 130 58. Bro. Edmund Charles 79 99. Bro. Aloysius Bonle 131 59. Bro. Theodor Nold 80 100. Bro. Camillus P. 132 60. Bro. Louis Kanicheril 82 101. Bro. Joseph Gonsal 133 61. Bro. Remigius Jung 83 102. Bro. Maria Joseph 134 62. Bro. Stephen Nediyakal 85 103. Bro. John Mary Pinto 135 63. Bro. Bernadine D'Souza 86 104. Bro. Thomas Augustine 136 64. Bro. Saji Areyachalil 87 105. Bro. Francis Xavier 137 65. Bro. Damasus Plathottam 88 106. Bro. Robert Bihari 138 66. Bro. Giles Essarazhathu 89 107. Bro. Gabriel Padinjarepidika 139 67. Bro. Frumentius Klein 90 108. Bro. Zachary Mendonca 140 68. Bro. Balthasar Alte 91 109. Bro. Rufus D'Souza 141 69. Bro. Felix Dias 93 110. Bro. Daniel Padinjaredam 142 70. Bro. Paschal Fernandes 94 111. Bro. Pius 143 71. Bro. Heribert Brunner 95 112. Bro. Roger Areethara 144 72. Bro. Lucian Neubunder 97 113. Bro. Antony Gabriel 146 73. Bro. Clement Cruze 98 114. Bro. Philip 147 74. Bro. Emmanuel 99 115. Bro. Mathew 148 75. Bro. Aloysius 100 116. Bro. John Paul Ponmelil 149 76. Bro. Jacob Thottam 101 117. Bro. Augustine Chelliyil 150 77. Bro. Pachomius Vettikattil 102 118. Bro. Francis D'Souza 152 78. Bro. Alphonso Sequeira 104 119. Bro. Dionysius P. 153 79. Bro. Candidus Ritter 106 120. Bro. Paulinus C. 154 80. Bro. Antony Rund 107 121. Bro. Peter Paul T. 156 S. No. Name Page No. S. No. Name Page No. 122. Bro. William Schodorf 157 163. Bro. Prakash Ekka 213 123. Bro. Sylvester N. 159 164. Bro. Irenaeus Thonakara 214 124. Bro. Hilary Chamachery 160 165. Bro. Sebastian Miranda 215 125. Bro. Timothy Lobo 161 166. Bro. Gilbert Rebello 216 126. Bro. Peter Kochuparampil 162 167. Bro. Felicianus Kodimaram 217 127. Bro. Paul Peries 163 168. Bro. Anacletus Manalayil 218 128. Bro. Anselmo Saldanha 164 169. Bro. Igantius 219 129. Bro. Clement 166 170. Bro. Martin Pampoorickal 221 130. Bro. Ephrem Poopady 167 171. Bro. Stanislaus Oppanthadom 223 131. Bro. Bonaventure 169 172. Bro. Jerome Kottaram 225 132. Bro. Paciicus K. 170 173. Bro. Hubert Kumpuckal 226 133. Bro. Thomas Hillary 171 174. Bro. Ulrich Chilampath 227 134. Bro. Hilary Areethara 172 175. Bro. Sergius Kottaram 228 135. Bro. Anthony Pereira 173 176. Bro. Cajetan 229 136. Bro. Egidius Chevookaran 174 177. BRO. PAULUS MORITZ (FOUNDER) 230 137. Bro. Zeno Schönbrod 175 178. Bro. Antony Cyprian 233 138. Bro. Luke Nairchetty 177 179. Bro. Aloyis Maechler 235 139. Bro. Gerard Thannikot 178 180. Bro. Wolfgang Stromer 236 140. Bro. Cassian Koshy 179 181. Bro. Thomas Fernando 237 141. Bro. Constantine Kuhn 180 182. Bro. Julian Alookaran 238 142. Bro. Malchus Kakkanatt 181 183. Bro. Ernest Rebello 239 143. Bro. Xavier Braganza 182 184. Bro. Gabriel Spielmann 241 144. Bro. Joseph Almeida 184 185. Bro. John Peter 242 145. Bro. Bonaventure Gonsalves 186 186. Bro. Ambrose D'Souza 243 146. Bro. Savio Kizhanguvila 188 187. Bro. Thomas D’Souza 244 147. Bro. Alexius 189 188. Bro. Indayanathan Mariadas 245 148. Bro. Elias Kannath 190 189. Bro. John Bosco K. 246 149. Bro. Galus Hartmann 192 190. Bro. Edward Lobo 247 150. Bro. Lazar Pillay 193 191. Bro. Callixtus Roehl 249 151. Bro. Silverius Kizhakumthala 194 152. Bro. Gallus Liugi 196 153. Bro. Clement Krieg 197 154. Bro. Godfrey Scott 199 155. Bro. Francis Mathew 200 156. Bro. Sixtus Pazhanilath 202 157. Bro. Johny Veliyathumalil 204 158. Bro. Linus Hensle 205 159. Bro. Mathew A.D. 206 160. Bro. Magnus Hafner 208 161. Bro. Philip Neri Pinto 209 162. Bro. Andreas Scharp 211 JANUARY 1 BRO. CHRYSOSTOM RODRIGUES, CMSF (INDIA) Brother Chrysostom, in baptism Alcino Francis Maria Rodrigues, was born on 16 March, 1888 at Ribander in Goa and was brought up in a pious Catholic atmosphere. He was admitted to the Congregation on 1st January, 1921, made his irst profession on 20 January, 1922 and the inal profession on 4th October 1927. Whether in religious houses or in the villages, Bro. Chrysostom found ample scope for the corporal or spiritual works of mercy. His labour was very fruitful in the missions particularly at Khandwa, Zaroli and Bhilad. By his tireless and persuasive ways, he was instrumental in bringing many to the knowledge and love of God in the missions. As one of the General Councillors, after the irst General Chapter, he earnestly endeavoured to strengthen the religious discipline and the spiritual life of the Congregation. Though irm and inlexible on matters of principles, he was always gentle, kind submissive and serviceable in his dealings and dispositions. He founded the Orphanage in Goa where his charity and sympathy to the poor were conspicuous. He worked strenuously for the development and maintenance of the school and orphanages at Goa Bassein and Mount Poinsur, for whose upkeep he gladly underwent the dificult task of going to collect alms in Bombay. In that humble position, at Sonapur, near Marine Lines, on the New Year morning 1943, after his return from Mass, and Holy Communion, he had a sudden attack of high blood pressure, and after being anointed with the last Sacraments, he peacefully breathed his last. His body is laid to rest in the Lord at Mount Poinsur, where he laboured many years as a humble Franciscan in the service of the poor and abandoned of the society. 1 JANUARY 4 and heavy responsibilities. After his ofice as General, he once more BRO. LEONARD AGUIAR, CMSF (INDIA) rendered valuable services to Mount Poinsur Orphanage as Manager for a short duration. Thereafter, as Editor he gave a irm footing to the Congregation's communication organ, “The Sower''. In spite of his failing health, he worked at it till he was down with a stroke of paralysis on 12 December 1970. Throughout his illness, his outstanding resignation to the Divine will was very conspicuous as well as inspiring. However, the medical specialists in the hospital gave no assurance of his further recovery as his condition worsened after a relapse. Therefore, he was duly anointed and was brought back to Mount Poinsur where, he Marceline Aguiar was born on 18 June 1899 to Mr.
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    Accused Persons arrested in Kottayam district from 05.02.2017 to 11.02.2017 Name of the Name of Name of the Place at Date & Court at Sl. Name of the Age & Cr. No & Sec Police Arresting father of Address of Accused which Time of which No. Accused Sex of Law Station Officer, Rank Accused Arrested Arrest accused & Designation produced 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Kulangara House, 6.2.17 12.30 234/17 U/s. SIBY THOMAS, 1 Suresh KS Thankachan 36 Pulikuzhy Bhgam, Police Stn CHRY Bail from PS PM 279, 338 IPC SHO CHRY Kurichy Puthusserryveettil, Sabu K.S, Addl. Near Railway cross, 8.2.17 11 210/17 U/s. 2 Ratheesh PS Gopinathan 33/17 Police Stn CHRY Sub Inspector, Bail from PS Veroor, AM 279,338 IPC Changanacherry Changanacherry Thekkemuttom 266/17 U/s. SIBY THOMAS, 3 Sulaiman Haneefa 40/17 House, Nr. Boat Jetty, Police Stn 8.2.17 3 PM 279, 337, 338 CHRY Bail from PS SHO CHRY Changanacherrry IPC Munduchirayil House, 275/17 U/s. 600 il 8.2.17 6.30 SIBY THOMAS, 4 Sumith Sukumaran 22/17 Police Stn 294(b), 323, CHRY Bail from PS puthuvelbhagam, PM SHO CHRY 324, 34 IPC Muttar Assariparambil House, 275/17 U/s. 8.2.17 6.30 SIBY THOMAS, 5 Vinod Gopi Gopi 35/17 Pankipuram, Police Stn 294(b), 323, CHRY Bail from PS PM SHO CHRY Madappally 324, 34 IPC Munduchirayil House, 275/17 U/s. 600 il 8.2.17 6.30 SIBY THOMAS, 6 Sukumaran Thankappan 60/17 Police Stn 294(b), 323, CHRY Bail from PS puthuvelbhagam, PM SHO CHRY 324, 34 IPC Muttar Kattuparambil House, 9.2.17 12.30 285/17 U/s.
  • Static Analysis of Firefox OS Privileged Applications to Detect Permission Policy Violations

    Static Analysis of Firefox OS Privileged Applications to Detect Permission Policy Violations

    I J C T A, 9(7), 2016, pp. 3085-3093 ISSN: 0974-5572 © International Science Press Static analysis of Firefox OS privileged applications to detect permission policy violations Shahanas P.* and Jevitha K.P.** ABSTRACT There is an emerging trend to use web browsers as mobile operating systems initiated by big market players such as Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. The applications for Firefox OS are basically web applications developed using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other technologies. Firefox OS uses a Linux kernel and boots into Gecko runtime engine. It provides security features like sandboxed execution for applications, Content Security Policy and permission management system. In this paper, we present a study on the permission management system in Firefox OS through static analysis of its applications. The results of the study on 16 privileged applications downloaded from Firefox OS marketplace shows that about 7% of the permissions accessed by these applications are unauthorised. 13% of the permissions were requested but not used, 14% of the permissions were never requested but the equivalent WebAPI calls were being made in the application source code. Finally 66% of permissions were requested and used. The results reveal that many code reviewed privileged applications hosted on the Firefox marketplace do not conform to the Firefox OS permission policies and could cause potential threats to the system. Keywords: Firefox OS;Application security; manifest analysis; Permission system 1. INTRODUCTION Mozilla launched Firefox OS, an entirely web-based Linux mobile operating system in July 2013. The Firefox OS architectural stack has four layers namely Gaia, Gecko, Gonk and the Mobile device [1].
  • The Digital Dilemma: Telecoms Firms Prepare for the Future

    The Digital Dilemma: Telecoms Firms Prepare for the Future

    The digital dilemma: Telecoms firms prepare for the future An Economist Intelligence Unit report Commissioned by The digital dilemma: Telecoms fi rms prepare for the future Contents About the report 2 Executive summary 3 Introduction 6 1. Digital transformation needs bold helmsmen 8 Case study: The confident CTO 10 Case study: TU Go: Telefonica’s global communications app with a local twist 12 2. Making customers pay 14 Case study: Helpful regulatory environment? 17 3. Smart telcos build digital ecosystems 19 Case study: Smart pricing gives Bangladesh a mobile data boost 22 4. Untapped opportunities: from big data to M2M and IoT 23 Case study: Shopping in South Korea transformed by mobile and big data 26 5. The promise of network virtualisation 28 6. Beware of digital transformation banana skins 31 7. The road ahead 34 © The Economist Intelligence Unit Limited 2015 1 The digital dilemma: Telecoms fi rms prepare for the future About the report The digital dilemma: Telecoms fi rms prepare for Neal Milsom, CFO, EE the future is an Economist Intelligence Unit Ulf Ewaldsson , CTO, Ericsson (EIU) report commissioned by WIPRO. The report strives to identify the key issues that companies Chakrapani Perangur, CIO, Indus Towers within the telecoms sector are facing as they Riku Salminen, CEO, Jongla attempt to reshape their businesses to compete in a more digitised world. Eddie Moyce, Chief Customer Experience Management Offi cer, MTN This report draws on two main sources for its Peter Glock, Director of Enterprise Solutions, research fi ndings. Orange Business Services In 2014 the EIU undertook a global survey of Sebastian Schumann, Senior Designer, Slovak more than 200 C-level and senior executives from Telecom telecoms fi rms, including 48 CEOs and 43 CIO/ CTOs.
  • OTT Services Colour to the Internet

    OTT Services Colour to the Internet

    Research brief July 2017 OTT Services Colour to the Internet Dr. René Arnold Dr. Anna Schneider Imprint Authors of this study: Dr. René Arnold Dr. Anna Schneider Head of Department Markets and Perspectives Lecturer in Business Psychology Contact: Contact: [email protected] [email protected] +49 (0)2224 92 25 25 +49 (0)221 97 31 99 715 Contact details of the scientific institutes: WIK Wissenschaftliches Institut für Hochschule Fresenius – Fachbereich Wirtschaft & Medien Infrastruktur und Kommunikationsdienste GmbH Business School · Media School · Psychology School Rhöndorfer Str. 68 Im Mediapark 4c 53604 Bad Honnef, Germany 50670 Köln, Germany Tel.: +49 2224 9225-0 http://www.hs-fresenius.de Fax: +49 2224 9225-63 eMail: info(at)wik.org www.wik.org General Manager and Director: Dr. Iris Henseler-Unger General Manager: Prof. Dr. Marcus Pradel (Chairman), Chairman of the Supervisory Board: Winfried Ulmen Prof. Dr. Tobias Engelsleben, Prof. Dr. Stefan Wiedmann Registered: Amtsgericht Siegburg, HRB 7225 Registered: Amtsgericht Wiesbaden HRB 19044 Tax No.: 222/5751/0722 VAT No.: DE 123 383 795 Pictures: Alex Blajan, Alice Moore, Anna Demianenko, Crew, Freestocks, Kaboompics, Scott Webb, Tina Rataj Berard, Rawpixel, Roman Kraft, Matthew Kane, Freemagebank 2 Foreword Innovative digital services add value for consumers Almost no industry can withdraw from digitisation today. Indeed, a fundamental structural transformation of our economy and society is happening. The present study focuses on communications and audio-visual services. Both types of services are particularly prone to digitisation with over-the-top services taking up increasing market shares. Applications like WhatsApp, iMessage or LINE offer various completely new functions compared to SMS and traditional telephony.