-
believed to have been
built in 826 AD by
Persian Nestorians Mar
Sabor and Mar
Aphroth and is well
known for its twin
patron saints, St.
Gervasis and St. Prothasis...
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under the
leadership of two
Persian bishops Prod (or Proth, also
known as
Aphroth) and
Sappor (also
known as Sabrisho),
reach Kerala,
India and
reside in...
- 9
November 2012.
Retrieved 17 May 2011. Joseph, Thomas. "Mor Sabor-Mor
Aphroth, Akaparambu". sor.cua.edu. "മര്ത്തമറിയം ഓര്ത്തോഡോക്സ് സിറിയന് ചര്ച്ച്...
- the
Orthodox churches of Kerala, the term
applies to Mar
Sabor and Mar
Aphroth,
while in the
Roman Catholic churches of
Kerala it
refers to St. Gervase...
-
community in
Kerala from
Kollam to
Kunnamkulam area. Mar
Sabore and Mar
Aphroth went
around this belt
converting people to
syriac christianity and also...
-
panchasarayumanda is made on this day, in
particular at the
Akaparambu Mor Sabor-Mor
Aphroth Church in the
Ernakulam District, Kerala. In the
liturgy of the
Roman Catholic...
- the
original on 9
February 2009.
Retrieved 6
October 2018. Mor Sabor-Mor
Aphroth Church Home Page "Evolution,
execution and
colour system of traditional...
- org.
Archived from the
original on 25
March 2019.
Retrieved 4
April 2018. Joseph, Thomas. "Mor Sabor-Mor
Aphroth, Akaparambu". sor.cua.edu. v t e v t e...
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Kottakavu North Paravur Mar
Thoma Sleeva founded by Mar
Sabor and Mar
Aphroth...
- of the
Kayamkulam Kadeesha Syrian Church in AD 824 by Mar
Sabor and Mar
Aphroth. In AD 943 the
Syrian Christians of
Mavelikkara built the
Mavelikkara Puthiyakavu...
