Fr. George Pallivathukal Awarded- best Catholic writer in Hindi literature of the year 2015
Fr.
George Pallivathukal Awarded
The Sanjivan foundation of Patna, now renamed as
“Prabhat Prakashan” a Centre for the promotion of Hindi Catholic literature in
Central and North India has judged Fr. George Pallivathukal of the diocese of
Jabalpur, M.P., India to be the best Catholic writer in Hindi language of the
year 2015 and confired on him the prestigious Kerubim Berna Sahu Award for
Hindi literature. The Award is
co-sponsored by the Arch diocese of Patna, Jesuit Province of Patna and the
Prabhat Prakashan. The award consists of
a citation and Rs. Ten Thousand.
The citation highlights the various contributions Fr. George has made to the catechetical apostolate especially his various books for catechesis and the effective training programmes he used to conduct for many years for catechists and school teachers of the dioceses of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Fr. George’s recent book “Catechism of the Catholic Church summarized and translated for adults and adolescents is acclaimed as the best book for faith education in the Hindi belt of the country. Fr. George has been earlier honored by the Indian Christian Writers Forum a joint association of Catholics and Protestants.
The citation highlights the various contributions Fr. George has made to the catechetical apostolate especially his various books for catechesis and the effective training programmes he used to conduct for many years for catechists and school teachers of the dioceses of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Fr. George’s recent book “Catechism of the Catholic Church summarized and translated for adults and adolescents is acclaimed as the best book for faith education in the Hindi belt of the country. Fr. George has been earlier honored by the Indian Christian Writers Forum a joint association of Catholics and Protestants.
Manorama News- 15.1.2015 |
Fr. Pallivathukal is originally from St. Mary’s Parsih, Elangulam under the Kanjirapally diocese. Fr. George joined the Jabalpur diocese as a missionary and is working there. He had his seminary studies in St. Albert’s College, Ranchi, Jharkhand where he started his study in Hindi and Sanskrit as optional subjects. Father had his Catechetical training in Bangalore and later his higher studies in Catechetics in the East Asian Pastoral Institute of Manila Philippines, affiliated to the Atheneo De Manila University. Father has his specialization in “the theological updating of the laity”. He says that the laity form more than 99% of the church and if they are animated and motivated and they take their rightful place in the church, they form a solid Indian Church.
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