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Attn: Georgekutty This is way too complex for a …
Comment posted ‘The St. Thomas Christian Encyclopaedia of India’- Volume II , Chief Editor Prof.George Menachery by Mathew T. George.
Attn: Georgekutty
This is way too complex for a simpleton like me.
For the life of me, I can’t understand what Dom Menezes was doing here if we were already Catholics. My understanding is that Nasranis did not measure up to the brand of Christianity that he knew, and hence his attempt to ‘discipline’ us.
if we were already Catholics, why the ‘disciplining’?
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