Mariyan Sainyam World Mission

Marian Sainyam World Mission

MariyanSainyam World Mission is a charity organisation which commits itself at the service of the Church. The Marian Sainyam World Mission had its beginning as a prayer group in 1999 at the Fathima Matha Chapel in Mannarappara Church, Kuruppanthara, by the initiative of Mr Siju Paulose, a zealous lay missionary.

As the members of the prayer group grew in number, a six-member cell group was formed to do the intercession for the community. This prayer fellowship r stepped into various ministries during the period of 2001 - 2002. By 2003, the Marian Army entered the healthcare sector by taking care ofthree patients. There was a significant increase in the number of patients in subsequent years. During this time the Marian Sainyam was able to prepare several people to dedicate themselves at the service of the Church. Under the patronage and blessings of His Excellency Rt Rev Bishop Raphael Thattil the Bishop of Shamshabad Diocese, the Mariyan Sainyam World Mission was registered as a charity organization in 2015 and subsequently, the activities of the Sainyam got a momentum

The Marian SainyamWorld Mission had a gradual growth and it entered Europe in 2010. Providence led the members of the Sainyam to Europe to pray and work for the revival of the Euro-pean Church and thus fulfill God's plan. God led the Marian Sainyam World Mission to grow, always keeping in mind the words "My Grace is sufficient for you."
Marian Sainyam World Mission works along with the Church in the Evangelisation in the modern age... Embracing the call of Christ to "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature", the Marian Sainyam World Mission continues its mission in Africa, Asia, Europe, and other parts of the world to proclaim Christ throughout the world

World New Evangelisation

BFG Handbook is an essential tool, encapsulating John Paul II’s call for new ardor, new methods, and newexpressions for the New Evangelization. <br>John Paul II’s vision for the New Evangelization is deeply intertwined with the Church’s mission to restore unity, communicate truth, and proclaim the Gospel in a way that resonates with modern society. His approach emphasized not only the renewal of the Church’s methods but also the need for a clear, cohesive presentation of the Gospel that could cut across the divides of culture, history, and religious traditions. In this context, the BFG Handbook becomes an essential tool, encapsulating John Paul II’s call for new ardor, new methods, and new expressions in evangelization. This handbook, rooted in truth and dialogue, directly supports the Church’s mission to “make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19), bridging the gap between timeless faith and contemporary understanding. Central to the mission of the BFG Handbook is the restoration of truth, a principle highlighted by Jesus Himself: “You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free” (John 8:32). The handbook responds to the modern world’s yearning for clarity, justice, and moral direction, providing a universal language of truth that transcends political and religious differences. John Paul II understood that the Gospel must address not only the hearts of believers but also the collective conscience of a fragmented society. By presenting shared, universal truths in a way that is culturally relevant and spiritually profound, the BFG Handbook facilitates meaningful dialogue across faiths, cultures, and traditions. This approach not only aligns with the moral and ethical values of the modern age but also renews the spirit of the faithful by inviting them to rediscover the beauty, goodness, and truth of the Gospel.

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Marian Sainyam World Mission

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