Un momento di grazia per la Chiesa e congregazione.

  • 01 May 2021 
La Congregazione di San Giuseppe è molto felice e la Delegazione dell'India di Madre Teresa 
di Calcutta è davvero contenta, perché tre dei suoi figli sono stati elevati al sacerdozio ministeriale 
per servire la Chiesa e la congregazione.

p. Soosantony Deeman
L'ordinazione di diacono Soosantony Deeman si è tenuta il 17 aprile 2021 alle 16.30 
a san Nicholas Church, Neerody, nella diocesi di Trivandrum. È stato davvero 
un momento bello per quel paese di pescatori. L'ordinazione è stata conferita 
da sua eccellenza Christudas, vescovo ausiliare di Trivandrum. La gioia di 
p. Soosantony è stata raddoppiata offrendo un altro membro della famiglia 
al servizio della Chiesa, dal momento che altre due sorelle sono già suore.

p. Jose Marydasan
L'ordinazione di diacono Jose Marydasan si è svolta il 19 aprile 2021 alle 10.30 
presso la chiesa di San Joseph Church, Perumon, Kollam. P. Jos è stato 
consacrato sacerdote attraverso l'imposizione delle mani di mons. 
Paul Antony Mullessery,  vescovo di Kollam. E’ il secondo sacerdote della sua parrocchia.

p. Antony Shyju
Il diacono Antony Shyju è stato ordinato sacerdote il 22 aprile 2021 presso la chiesa di 
Sant'Antonio, Aroorkutty, alle 10 del mattino. Lo ha ordinato mons. Joseph Kariyil, vescovo di Cochin.

In tutte e tre queste circostanze erano presenti p. Mishihadas (consigliere generale) e 
p. Milttan Thyparambil (superiore della Delegazione India). Il tutto si è svolto 
secondo il rigido protocollo previsto per la pandemia di covid 19.


 

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