Syro Malabar Youth Movement Graz
The Syro Malabar Youth Movement (SMYM) is the official youth movement of the Syro Malabar Church. Worldwide, the Syro Malabar Church has more than 1.6 million Catholic youth. The SMYM was officially inaugurated on 30 August 2014, and the Syro Malabar Youth Commission was formed in the first session of the Synod of Bishops in 2015. Though still young, the movement is flourishing and has a strong presence in major Syro Malabar mission centers both in India and abroad.
Our Mission
Learn: Gain deeper knowledge of God and the Church through prayer and study, and share this with others.
Share: Use talents and gifts in Gospel-based activities to build a better society.
Life: Live out the values of faith and morality for the growth of the Church and the wellbeing of society.
Logo
Five Youth: Represents the global presence of Syro Malabar youth across continents.
St. Thomas Cross: Symbol of the Syro Malabar Church, offering hope and solace.
Dove: Sign of the Holy Spirit, symbolizing strength and vitality.
Colours:
Blue → Faith
Green → Hope
Red → Love & Martyrdom
Meaning of Logo
Meaning: SMYM unites Syro Malabar youth under the shelter of the Holy Cross to practice faith, hope, and love. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we strive to serve God, uplift society, and witness Christ in the modern world.
SMYM Graz
The SMYM Graz unit is part of this worldwide movement, working with the St. Mary’s Syro Malabar Community Graz (SMC Graz). Our youth are dedicated to living their faith actively, supporting one another, and contributing to the community.
📢 Coming Soon: Updates on committee formation, activities, and upcoming events of SMYM Graz will be posted here. Stay tuned!