Thomas Mor Timotheos - Ecumenical Activities

Ecumenical Activities

Mor Timotheos Thomas participated in the Vienna Consultations—the dialogue between the Roman Catholic Church and the Oriental Orthodox Churches. He represented the Malankara Syrian Orthodox Church in the eighth assembly of the World Council of Churches, held at Zimbabwe in 1998. Thomas Mor Timotheos is a regular participant in forums hosted by the National Council of Churches in India (NCCI) and served for fours years as the President of NCCI Unit I. He has also been a key participant in the dialogue between the Malankara Syrian Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church which produced breakthroughs in controversial issues such as inter-confessional marriages. Thomas Mor Timotheos is presently the president of the Bible Society of India, Kerala Auxiliary.

List of Catholicoi and Metropolitans of Jacobite Syrian Christian Church

Patriarch of Antioch	Moran Mor Patriarch Ignatius Zakka I

Catholicos of India	Catholicos Baselios Augen I Aboun Mor Catholicos Baselios Paulose II Aboun Mor Catholicos Baselios Thomas I

Metropolitans	Abraham Mor Severious Yuhanon Mor Philaxinos Thomas Mor Timotheos Joseph Mor Gregorios Kuriakose Mor Severios Edavazhikal Kuriakose Mor Gregorios Yeldho Mor Theethose Geevarghese Mor Coorilose Mathews Mor Ivanios Mathews Mor Aphrem Kuriakose Mor Julios Zacharias Mor Philoxenos Geevarghese Mor Dionasios Yuhanon Mor Militos Mathews Mor Thevodosios Kuriakose Mor Theophilos Yaqu'b Mor Anthonios Kuriakose Mor Eusabios Pathros Mor Osthathios Geevarghese Mor Polycarpus Markose Mor Chrisostamos Geevarghese Mor Athanasios Kuriakose Mor Diaskoros Elias Mor Athanasios

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