Archbishop of Canterbury conducts service

October 19, 2010 01:06 am | Updated November 28, 2021 09:20 pm IST - CHENNAI:

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams on Monday conducted a Holy Communion Service at the Church of South India Office. It was attended by Synod Officers, CSI Bishops, Synod Executive Committee Members and Synod Staff.

Recalling his visit to St Thomas Mount and the presence of the portrait of Virgin and the Child, the Archbishop said he was convinced that the portrait was painted by St Luke and brought to India by St Thomas.

“Let us reflect and restore the God's own imaginative vision,” he said.

Sceptre presented

Earlier, he was presented a sceptre by the diocese of Nandhyal in Andhra Pradesh.

Moderator of CSI Rev S. Vasantha Kumar, Deputy Moderator Rev G. Devakadasham, Bishop of Madras Diocese V. Devasahayam, general secretary of the CSI M.M. Philip and treasurer Bennet Abraham were among those present.

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