Since my childhood athing haunts in my mind …

Comment posted Churches on demolition line – Ramapuram Twin Churches by jobin xavier.

since my childhood athing haunts in my mind am i a malyalee or christiyanee or roman catholic but the website nasrani net cleared my doubts i came to know tha t i am a syro- malabar catholic and then a malayalee.when i seen this article my heart was filled with grief and it is amazing that the clergy of ramapuram is not taking any decision to prevent the demolition of these churches.clergy have the time to defend and to support the sentiments of other religion but the sentiments of ours.whats this tradition and heritage is equal to the faith these churches are also the part of the heritage and belief if the community of indian christians including syro malabar catholics kananya marthoma,mangaloren catholics of karnataka goan catholics church of east and northern india had good co-operation between them then surely i would have converted that place into a museum or if possible i am necessary to sacrifice my life for the sake of my faith as a crusade.i many more things to say but sadly i am closing here,because i know that no one will come to save these churches and we the ever catholics of india will helplessly look at this demolition.hail jesus, hail mother mary hail saint thomas and proud to be syro malabar catholic

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