ARAMAIC, JESUS' LANGUAGE, IS STILL SPOKEN IN SYRIA article in New York Times

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Aramaic, Jesus' Language, is Still Spoken in Syria

An article By

Judith Miller

Published in

New York Times, December 25, 1983

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(Malula, population 4,000, is the largest of three villages near Mount Qalamun where Aramaic is the spoken language. Aramaic mingled with Arabic is also heard in masses at the Syrian Orthodox Church in the old part of Damascus)

Published in - New York Times,

Year - December 25, 1983

Christian Musicological Society of India is an international forum for interdisciplinary research, discussion, and dissemination of knowledge, on the music, art and dance of about thirty million Christians in India, who belong to a diverse set of communities and linguistic groups and follow a variety of liturgical traditions some of which date back to the early Christian era. Founded in 1999 by Dr. Joseph J. Palackal CMI, the Society hopes that such researches will draw attention to the lesser known aspects of India in connection with the rest of the world.

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