Mangalore: Archbishop Ambrose Madtha's Mortal Remains to be Brought to City


Mangalore: Archbishop Ambrose Madtha's Mortal Remains to be Brought to City

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Dec 12: The mortal remains of Archbishop Ambrose Madtha, who passed away in a tragic road accident in Ivory Coast, will be brought to city in the next three-four days, said sources.

The last rites are expected to be held on Sunday December 16 or Monday December 17. However, the exact date will be confirmed only after the completion of Vatican procedures which are under progress. Then on, it will take about 20 hours to bring the body to Mangalore.

A press statement in this regard from Bishop of Mangalore Dr Aloysius Paul D'Souza is expected on Thursday December 13.

Earlier, the family of Archbishop Madtha and the parish priest of Belthangady parish, where Archbishop Madtha belonged, had sent an offical request to the Apostolic Nunciature of India about their interest to perform the final rites at Holy Redeemer's Church, Belthangady.

Papal envoy to Ivory Coast, Archbishop Ambrose Madtha passed away on Saturday evening in a serious car accident in Ivory Coast.

According to preliminary information, the accident occured in Biankouma, west of the capital, Abidjan. The driver also died in the accident, while the Nuncio’s secretary and a religious sister were injured.

 

  

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  • Sr.Philomena Noronha UFS, Madanthyar/ Mysore

    Sat, Dec 15 2012

    I feel very sad to hear the sudden death of Bishop Ambrose Madtha. My deep sympathy to the bereaved family members. May his soul Rest in Peace.

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  • Sr.Judy SCB, Bhadravathi

    Thu, Dec 13 2012

    Dear Sr. Therese Madtha and family
    very sad news to hear about your beloved brother and Bishop. kindly accept our condolences. may his soul rest in peace. prayinf for all of you.
    sisters at Nirmala Hospital, Old Town

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  • B C Andrade, Bangalore

    Thu, Dec 13 2012

    Kindly accept my heartfelt condolences to bereaved fly.

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  • leena, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 13 2012

    Heartfelt Condolences at the demise of Archbishop Ambrose Madtha. We pray eternal rest to him and comfort to the family members.

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  • Fr Lancy Lobo, UP

    Thu, Dec 13 2012

    May his soul rest in peace. He was a great messenger of God s good news and a beloved pastor. heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.

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  • Sr.Severine Menezes, Belur, Hassan/ Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 13 2012

    God who Knows fully that you have accomplished His mission has called you to His Eternal Abode. May you interceed together with Mother Mary, for the broken world and help all the faithful to build a just and peaceful society. May you rest in Peace.
    Sisters of St.Ann of Providence

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  • Sr Cicilia Mendonca, Kulshekar

    Wed, Dec 12 2012

    I was shocked to hear this tragic news of Archbishop Ambrose.Great loss to the Church and family. Condolences to his dear family members and to all who love him dearly.

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  • Pascal Monteiro, Paldane Parish

    Wed, Dec 12 2012

    "Yesterday is gone, tomorrow is not mine" Archbishop Ambrose was a visitor at Mother Teresa Church of Paldane, with his brother priest and his two sisters (nuns). When we had gone for the weekly choir practice, we saw a Mass was going on. When the Mass was over, all came out, we kissed Archbishop Ambrose's finger ring. Then he told us that he is the Archbishop of Ivory Coast. Again when I went to Infant Jesus Church, on a Thursday, 6 pm Konkani Mass, it was celebrated by Archbishop Ambrose, and at the end of the mass he released "Novena Booklet of Mother Teresa" A nice homily was also given by the Archbishop. Today, the news that he is no more! O Lord give him eternal rest and console his family members.

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  • SMMI Sisters , Magge

    Wed, Dec 12 2012

    We shocked to hear the sad news of Archbishop Ambrose Madtha.May his soul rest in peace. The church has lost a precious pearl who loved the poor and downtrodden. May you be numbered among the saints.This is our prayer for you today and always. Heartfelt condolence to his bereaved family. May his soul rest in peace

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  • Ronald Pereira, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Wed, Dec 12 2012

    My deep sympathy to the bereaved family members. May his soul Rest in Peace.

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  • Alban D' Souza, Udyavara Mumbai Doha Qatar

    Wed, Dec 12 2012

    Feel very sad about the demise of dear Bishop Ambrose. May God give Him eternal rest in Heaven.

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  • Gretta Furtado, Bangalore

    Wed, Dec 12 2012

    Feelilng very sad about the sudden death of Archbishop Ambrose. My heartfelt condolences to the family members as they are going through the grief.

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Wed, Dec 12 2012

    Very unfortunate demise of a wonderful and highly capable personality. However Gods plans are diffent. I had opportunity to meet him few times and to accompany him. I always felt he is someone special, his devine and guiding spirit. We miss him dearly.

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  • THERESA LOBO, Mukamar-Sharjah

    Wed, Dec 12 2012

    Very Sad to hear the sudden death of our dear Archbishop Ambrose Madtha. May God give strength and courage to his family members to bear this loss. May his soul Rest in Peace.

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  • SMMI sisters Province of Karnataka, Bangalore

    Wed, Dec 12 2012

    very sad and shocking news. we can't believe our Archbishop Ambrose is no more. May his soul rest in eternal peace. our heartfelt condolences to Fr.Henry, Sr.Bridget and Sr.Theresa and all his family members.May God comfort and console them in their grief.

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  • sr.sebastine, Mysore

    Wed, Dec 12 2012

    Very very sad to hear the sudden death of Bishop Ambrose. My sincere deep sympathy to the family members.

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