CM BSY Calls on Archbishop Bernard Moras of Bangalore


CM BSY Calls on Archbishop Bernard Moras of Bangalore

from Jessie Rodrigues
for Daijiworld Media Network – Bangalore (GA)

Bangalore, Jun 9: Newly-elected chief minister of the state B S S Yeddyurappa called on Archbishop Bernard Moras of Bangalore on Monday June 9 to seek His blessings and cooperation of the Christian community. Both exchanged their views on the State, especially those pertaining to the Christian community.

B S Yeddyurappa was welcomed by the Archbishop at the latter’s house in Benson Town with garlands and bouquets, along with the eminent personalities like Katta Subrahmanya Naidu, Suresh Kumar, Dr V S Acharya, S P Sangliana and Derrick Fullinfaw under tight security. 

Archbishop honoured the CM with a shawl, garland and fruit basket, followed by all the MLAs and ministers. Archbishop presented a memorandum to the CM. During the talk, the Archbishop requested the CM for a berth to Christian in the ministry. CM in his reply stated that he will definitely try his best to give reservations to Christians everywhere and that he will not make any difference between the Christians, Hindus of Muslims.

A short prayer was offered in the Chapel.  Msgr T S Amritraj, Fr Kanickaraj, Fr Michael, Fr Mariappa Gregory, Fr Luise Vedakumar, Fr A S Anthonyswamy and Bellary Bishop designate Henry D’Souza were present on the occasion.

Archbishop Bernard Moras specially thanked the CM for making time in spite of his busy schedule. This was followed by high tea.

Archbishop Bernard Moras also presented a copy of the the Bible to the chief minister during the meeting.

  

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  • RAJESH, MANGALORE/DUBAI

    Tue, Jun 10 2008

    Good start MR.CM.take each n every section and communities of people together through the path of development. Lets together make our country healthy and peaceful.all the very best to you.. We are all with you in your good work..

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  • Denzil Fernandes, Dubai

    Tue, Jun 10 2008

    Yeddy is ready. What a great way to begin? Well done Chief Minister. You have shown your real style to make the people in the Karnataka State happy with your courtesy call to the Archbishop of Bangalore. This gesture will give you loads of goodwill and make each and every citizen of the state feel nice and comfortable. It is now upto you to spread the good deeds all over the place and etch your name in golden letters. Every person should remember you as the CM of the people, for the people and by the people. Keep up the good work Yeddy and be steady,tidy, ready and needy to serve your people who have given you this great opportunity.

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  • Guru Dhatha, Chickmaglore

    Tue, Jun 10 2008

    I am proud of you Mr B S Yediyurappa, Good move pepole of India should know that B J P for supports all cast no limits to show growth for India

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  • Henry S. D'Souza, Santhur, D.K.India

    Tue, Jun 10 2008

    Congratulations H.E. Chief Minister. You have started well and are looking for cooperation from all communities.If you translate your words into actions by reining in the radicals(no matter from which community) you will reap the harvest of success. And perhaps set a trend that your party should emulate all over the country. The minorities so far have a poor opinion of the BJP change it for the sake of the country, state and the common man who are seeking a fair democratic alternative. May all the Gods bless you in your endeavours.May you be a doer of words that we pray.

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  • Alfred J. Rebello, Kundapur/DUbai

    Tue, Jun 10 2008

    As I said immediately after the elections I accept BJP in the Government because they came to power as per people's mandate. Also I said, if they wants to remain in power they should have the confidence of all faiths of people otherwise their fate will be like JD(S)one day. Yes, I was opposing BJP before as they came to power from the back door and their religious ideology.

    Now, CM Yeddiyarappa by meeting the Archbishop of Bangalore I hope he started bridging the religious gap among various religious groups and specially minorities and I hope he will continue the same so all are safe. For me, NO party should encourage fanatism among the people of one nation. Fanatism never gives the solution but hate and enmity. Only understanding each other irrespective which faith one belongs to, will bring peace among all. At the same time BJP should not forget the development of the State and the people without any descrimination. As I said religion is a private issue of all and NOT public issue.

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  • Herbert Joseph Menezes, Barkur

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    Well done CM Mr.B.S. Yediyurappa, May almighty God bless you and your team.

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  • Wilfred J. Lewis, Matpady-Brahmavar/ Manhattan-New York USA

    Tue, Jun 10 2008

    Very well done Chief Minister. Please continue to be in direct dialog with all minority religious communities and set a new high standard for elected representatives not only that of Karnataka but for all over India.

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  • C.G.Sequeira, Mangalore

    Tue, Jun 10 2008

    Hats off to our new Chief Minister Mr.Yediyurappa who has called on Rt.Rev.Dr.Bernard Moras,the Arch Bishop of Bangalore.I am very sure that Yediyurappa will be one of the best Chief Ministers,Karantaka ever seen.He will be loved and remembered by the minorities irrespective of caste and creed.

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  • A.Pereira, Bangalore

    Tue, Jun 10 2008

    The Catholic community is touched by BSY's gesture of calling on the Archbishop of Bangalore. The body language of BSY indicates that he his sincere and wants to maintain cordial relations with all religions/caste. Let us support him wholeheartedly and give him a chance to run the state efficiently free from communal hatred and tensions. May God bless him and his ministers.

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  • Ajay, Mangalore

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    I hope this spirit continues in governance and does not end with photo ops. Its meaningless to ask for representation to Christians and things of that sort. It would be better to ask for equal treatment and fairness under the law, thats more then enough if provided.

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  • simon lasrado, Bangalore

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    It is a very good sign of keeping the relation with all the religious leaders and i request the chief minister to remember the christian community.We congratulate you Mr.Chief Minister to take this bold step.May Mother Mary bless and keep you and may She give strength to complete your term of 5 years without any buden.

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  • PRAVEN M PAUL, belthangady

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    Well done Mr. CM...i hope this is really good step taken by CM...this will be remembered by all christians,,all the best to Mr. Yedyurappa,

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  • c ferrer, mangalore

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    A humble request to the Hon Chief Minister. Just as the Railway Minister has done,please start a Blog where the citizens who have a problem or a difficulty can send a direct message to you which will be seen by the whole world. And you can then give your reply on the blog itself or have your team in the office send a direct reply to the person on his email.

     In this way the citizens will have direct access to you even though far away in person. Maybe if this suggestion appeals to you have each of your district Ministers set up a blog for themselves. I can tell you it works wonders to dialogue with the aam aadmi via the internet. Every politician worth his salt in most parts of the world have their own sites.And they interact with their constituency in this manner. Yes there will be critical messages but this will show the efficiency (or inefficiency) of the person concerned in the manner he tackles the situation. Transparency will take you places,Sir.

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  • sudha, Udupi / Dubai

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    Congrats Mr. Yeddi, this shows you are genuinely concrend in the uplifting of ALL section of society and not just giving lip-service to minorities just for votes like other party. Keep it up.

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  • Gilbert John Pinto, Bangalore

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    BSY is perhaps the first CM of Karnataka who called on the Arch Bishop in the first week of winnig a trust vote.This is certainly a welcome gesture & sends out a strong message of peace & trust between the people of all communities & the Govt.I wish the CM & the Govt. headed by him, all the success & God's blessings.

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  • ashok pai, bangalore

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    good to note that the CM seeks the blessings and co-operation of all communities. there's a lot of mis-understanding due to hard liners of different communities and pseudo-secular activities!

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  • Michael , Mangalore/Muscat

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    You are great! Keep it up.Work for the welfare of people of karnataka. Surely you will be blessed. Michael

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  • Antony D'Cunha, Permude, Mangalore/Muscat

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    It is a positive move with a view to achieve mutually beneficial results in the common interest of the community. Each citizen has a social responsibility to actively participate, monitor and contribute for the development of the region with a view to have equity in reaping the benefits.

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  • Nekson A. D'souza, Kemmannu/Bahrain

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    It is very good Respons from CM B S Yeddyurappa for Christians Community.God Bless him.

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  • Joseph Michael Brax, Bangalore

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    It is very good of the Chief Minister Shri. B.S. Yediyurappa for being so humble and showing courtesy towards Christians along with Hindu & Muslim brothers. I pray the Good God to shower his countless blessings on his term of Ministership and also Pray God that he improve his status by doing Good to the people who need good in him. Best Regards and Congratulations to the Chief Minister Shri. BSY & his team

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  • c ferrer, mangalore

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    Congratulations Mr Chief Minister. You have started well and are looking for cooperation from all communities.If you translate your words into actions by reining in the radicals(no matter from which community) you will reap the harvest of success. And perhaps set a trend that your party should emulate all over the country. The minorities so far have a poor opinion of the BJP change it for the sake of the country, state and the common man who are seeking a fair democratic alternative. May all the Gods bless you in your endeavours.

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