Kochi: Vincentian Congregation (VC) founder Fr. Varkey declared Katarath a servant of God. The ceremony began with the representatives of the Vaikom Thottakam Parish and the ashram carrying the portrait of the Servant of God to the altar. The postulator was Fr. Joseph led the prayers. Syro-Malabar Church Major Archbishop Cardinal Mar George Alencherry inaugurated the function. Archbishop Mar Antony Kariyil, Archbishop of Ernakulam Angamaly, Archbishop Mar Antony Kariyil, Bishop Mar Jacob Manathottam of Palakkad and Mar Mathew Vaniyakizakkal, former Bishop of Satna diocese delivered the message.
Fr. Archbishop Chancellor Rev. Dr. Jose Polla read the Vatican’s license to declare Katarath a servant of God. Members of the Board of Inquiry were sworn in to investigate the Archdiocese, which was formed as part of the naming process. Archbishop Mar Antony Carrillo, a member of the Board of Inquiry for the Archdiocese of the Archdiocese for the Nomination Process, said that the Episcopal Delegate was the Rev. Dr. James Peredapadan, Postulator Revd. Joseph Eranpil, Promoter of Justice Saju Kuthodiputtanpura, Historical Commission members Anthony Palackel, Rev.D. Bijo Kochadanpillil, Rev. Fr. Noble Mannarath, Notary Sister Lija, Vice Notary Sister Reshmi, Translators Sister Anne Roseland, Sister Sergius.
The Rev. D.D., the Superior General of the Vincentian Church. Sebastian Thundathikunnell, General Counselor and Secretary General Fr. Alex Chalangadi and others spoke. Fr. There was also the release of two books based on the life and philosophies of Varkey Katarath and an exhibition of the documentary. Many people, including the generals, provinces, clergy, devotees, and members of the Katarath family participated in the ceremony.
On October 24, 1931, the Rev. Fr. The body of Varkey Katarath is buried at St. Gregorios Church, Thottakam. The Vincentian Congregation, which was elevated to the Pontifical position on February 11, 1968, serves 565 clergymen in 18 states, including Nepal, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Peru, Canada, the United States, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, and Germany. More than 200 people study Vedic medicine. Popular Mission Meditations, Meditation Centers, Educational Activities, Philanthropic Activities, Social Media and Media Activities are the main services of the church.
