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Contact Details

Address

Pandit Karuppan Rd, Thevara, Kochi, Kerala 682013

Contacts

0484-2979801
[email protected]

Facility

Auditorium

Security

Library

Play Ground

Transport

Water

Activities

Technology

Personal Web Site, Social Media, YouTube Channel

Sports

Basketball, Martial Arts, Volleyball, Cricket, Kho - Kho

Special Interest

Entrepreneurship Club, Environmental Club

Performance Art

Student Council, Student Government

Art

Art Club, drawing, painting

About

Bio

The Congregation of Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI) is the first indigenous religious congregation in the Catholic Church of India. Fr. Thomas Palackal, Fr. Thomas Porukara and Fr. Kuriakose Chavara of the Syro-Malabar Church of apostolic origin who felt that “a lot of good had not been done due to the absence of a Thapasu Bhavanam (House of Discipline) and a Darsana Veedu (House of Vision)”, had the challenging vision of providing spiritual leadership and fostering unity and growth in the Kerala Church. With the permission of Bishop Maurelius Stabilini, the then Vicar Apostolic of Verapoly, they founded a religious house at Mannanam on 11 May 1831. Jacob Kanianthara who later became the first professed brother in the Congregation, co-operated with the founding fathers from the beginning. The name of the Congregation was ‘Servants of Mary Immaculate’.

Soon, some more priests and clerics joined the founding fathers and thus a small religious community took shape. On 8 December 1855, the religious Congregation was canonically approved and the first eleven fathers made their religious profession. Blessed Chavara, the only surviving founder, was appointed the first superior of the Congregation. Since, during the early period of the religious Congregation, the Vicars Apostolic of Verapoly were Carmelites, the Congregation had come under the Carmelite influence; hence, the rules of the Carmelites with some modifications were given to them in 1855. In 1860, the community was affiliated to the Order of Carmelites Discalced with the name, ‘Third Order of the Carmelites Discalced’ (TOCD). The Constitutions were approved ad experimentum by the Apostolic See in 1855. In 1958, the name was changed to Carmelites of Mary Immaculate’ (CMI). The Congregation was granted pontifical exemption in 1967.

School Management

Pvt. Unaided

School Type

Co-educational

Syllabus

CBSE