Arrival of The Protestants and Further Splits
- 1818 Arrival of the CMS Missionaries.
- 11 May 1831 Foundation of the first indigenous religious congreation (CMI) at Mannanam by Frs. Thomas Palackal, Thomas Porookara and Kuriakose Elias Chavara.
- 1833 Establishment of the Seminary at Mannanam.
- 24 April 1838 The Metropolitan See of Kodungalloor (Angamaly)and the See of Cochin were suppressed and territory is added to Vicariate Apostolic of Verapoly by the Brief "Multa Praeclara" of Pope Gregory XVI.
- 8 June 1861 Fr. Kuriakos Elias Chavara appointed Vicar General for Syrians.
- 13 February 1866 Foundation of the first indigenous religious congreation for women(CMC) at Koonammavu.
- 13 August 1866 Establishment of Seminary at Puthenpally.
- 1866 Purchase of Land in the name of Parayil Varky Tharakan at Mangalappuzha near Aluva.
- 3 January 1871 Death of Kuriakose Elias Chavara
- 1 August 1874 Mar Melus arrives in Kerala.
- 25 October 1874 Mar Melus excommunicated by Rome. Origin of Suryis of Thrisur.
- 26 April 1876 Birth of Sr. Mariam Thressia at Puthenchira, Thrisur
- 1876 Marthoma Church of Thiruvalla (Reformers of the Jacobite Church under the leadership of Palakkunnathu Mathews Mar Athanasius who was excommunicated by Jacobite Patriarch)
- 12 October 1877 Episcopal ordination of Bishop Marcellinus OCD.
- 17 October 1877 Birth of Sr. Euphrasia (Rose) at Kattur, in the parish Edathuruthy, Thrisur
- 15 November 1877 Bishop Marcellinus OCD made ruler of the Syrians.
- 19 March 1878 Bishop Marcellinus OCD commences his reign.
- 23 June 1886 See of Cochin was restored by Pope Leo XIII.
- 1 September 1886 Establishment of the Latin Hierarchy in India by Pope Leo XIII by the Decree Humanae Salutis Auctor. Vicariate Apostolic of Verapoly elevated to Archdiocese of Verapoly.
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