Thomas Mar Athanasius - Further Reading

Further Reading

In English:

  • Juhanon Marthoma Metropolitan, The Most Rev. Dr. (1952). Christianity in India and a Brief History of the Marthoma Syrian Church. Pub: K.M. Cherian.
  • Mathew N.M. (2003). St. Thomas Christians of Malabar Through Ages, C.S.S. Tiruvalla. ISBN 81-7821-008-8 and CN 80303
  • Zac Varghese Dr. & Mathew A. Kallumpram. (2003). Glimpses of Mar Thoma Church History. London, England. ISBN 81-900854-4-1

In Malayalam:

  • Chacko, T.C. (1936) Malankara Marthoma Sabha Charithra Samgraham. (Concise History of Marthoma Church), Pub: E.J. Institute, Kompady, Tiruvalla.
  • Eapen, Prof. Dr. K.V. (2001). Malankara Marthoma Suryani Sabha Charitram. (History of Malankara Marthoma Syrian Church). Pub: Kallettu, Muttambalam, Kottayam.
  • Mathews Mar Athanasius Metropolitan. (1857). Mar Thoma Sleehayude Idavakayakunna Malankara Suryani Sabhaudai Canon. (Canon of the Malankara Syrian Church of Saint Thomas). Printed at Kottayam Syrian Seminary.
  • Mathew, N.M. (2007). Malankara Marthoma Sabha Charitram, (History of the Marthoma Church), Volume 1.(2006), Volume II (2007). Volume III (2008) Pub. E.J.Institute, Tiruvalla
  • Mathew, P.V. (1992) Randayiram Varsham Pinnitta Malankara Sabha. (Two Thousand Years of Malankara Church)
  • Mar Thoma Sabha Directory. (1999). Pub. The Publication Board of The Mar Thoma church, Tiruvalla, Kerala, India.
  • Titus Varghese, V. Prof (1970) Thomas Mar Athanasius Metropolitan.
  • Varkey, M.P.(1901) Malankara Idavakauday Mar Dionysius Metropolitan

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