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Giwargis of Christ (Syriac: ܓܝܼܘܲܪܓܝܼܣ ܕܡܫܝܚܐ) (died c. AD 1585), also spelled Geevarghese of Christ and George of Christ, was an Archdeacon (Arkkadyakon) and hence the leader of the Saint Thomas Christian community of India. He was a biblical expert and a master of Syriac language and literature. He was considered a holy person but extremely efficient in administration. He was contemporary to Archbishop Mar Abraham of Angamaly. He is credited with the new construction of Marth Maryam Church Angamaly * Mural from the Angamaly Marth Maryam pally * Mural from Akaparambu Church *

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rdfs:comment	Giwargis of Christ (Syriac: ܓܝܼܘܲܪܓܝܼܣ ܕܡܫܝܚܐ) (died c. AD 1585), also spelled Geevarghese of Christ and George of Christ, was an Archdeacon (Arkkadyakon) and hence the leader of the Saint Thomas Christian community of India. He was a biblical expert and a master of Syriac language and literature. He was considered a holy person but extremely efficient in administration. He was contemporary to Archbishop Mar Abraham of Angamaly. He is credited with the new construction of Marth Maryam Church Angamaly * Mural from the Angamaly Marth Maryam pally * Mural from Akaparambu Church * (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Metropolitan bishop Archdeacons Archdeacon Jacob of Muttuchira Year of birth unknown Christianity in India Church of the East Angamaly Joseph Sulaqa 1585 deaths 16th-century Christian clergy Abraham of Angamaly Palayur Archdiocese of Angamaly Syriac Christians Church of the East in India Saint Thomas Christians Jesuits Syriac language St Mary's Church Angamaly Mar Sabor and Mar Proth Church, Akaparambu St. Mary's Jacobite Soonoro Cathedral, Angamaly India Chaldean Syrian Church India (East Syrian Ecclesiastical Province) Saint Thomas Christian Syrian Malabar Nasrani Malankara Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church St Thomas Christians
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has abstract	Giwargis of Christ (Syriac: ܓܝܼܘܲܪܓܝܼܣ ܕܡܫܝܚܐ) (died c. AD 1585), also spelled Geevarghese of Christ and George of Christ, was an Archdeacon (Arkkadyakon) and hence the leader of the Saint Thomas Christian community of India. He was a biblical expert and a master of Syriac language and literature. He was considered a holy person but extremely efficient in administration. He was contemporary to Archbishop Mar Abraham of Angamaly. He is credited with the new construction of Marth Maryam Church Angamaly The archdeacon during the first part of the reign of Mar Abraham was Givargis of Christ, who was on friendly terms with the Latin missionaries and was to be appointed the successor of Mar Abraham as metropolitan of India. Thus he should have become, according to the plans of Mar Abraham, supported by the Jesuits, the first indigenous Chaldaean Metropolitan of the St Thomas Christians. However, the last letter of Mar Abraham, where his requisition letter to the Pope to confirm Givargis' ordination as bishop of Palur and as his successor is dated 13 January 1584. While from another letter of the same Mar Abraham, we are informed that the consecration of Givargis failed because of the latter’s death.Great mural paintings in the Angamaly Cheriyapally church are; "Hell" , "Last Judgement", also of mural paintings of the Bishops and the Archdeacon. Givargis of Christ died in Angamaly. He was buried in the St Mary's Church in Angamaly. His brother Yohannan was Archdeacon (1585–93) and another brother Jacob became Archdeacon in 1596. * Mural from the Angamaly Marth Maryam pally * Mural from Akaparambu Church * Another mural from Akaparambu Church (en)
appointed	by Metropolitan Joseph Sulaqa (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Gevarghese of Christ (Arkkadiyakon) Givargis of Christ Geevarghese of Christ Giwargis of the Cross George of Christ Archdeacon George of Christ Mar Sabor and Mar Proth Church, Akaparambu St. Mary's Jacobite Soonoro Cathedral, Angamaly St. Thomas Syro-Malabar Church, Palayur Palliveettil Chandy
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