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Category Archives: Christianity
Istanbul’s Oldest Armenian Church Reopens
ISTANBUL (Hetq) — Istanbul’s Saint Gregory the Enlightener Armenian Apostolic Church was reopened after a six-month restoration on Sunday.
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Christmas, Blessing of the Water Celebrated in Armenia
YEREVAN — Hundreds of Armenians attended the Holy Mass performed by the head of the Armenian Apostolic Church Karekin II in Echmiadzin, which is the seat of the Catholicos of All Armenians, to celebrate Christmas Friday.
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Echmiadzin to Boycott Mass at Akhtamar
VAN (RFE/RL) — In a dramatic about-face, the Mother See of the Armenian Apostolic Church has decided to boycott the upcoming liturgy at the Surp Khatch Church on Akhtamar, now in southeastern Turkey, because of Ankara’s refusal to restore a … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, International News, News, Turkey
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St. James Cathedral Added to World Monuments Fund Watch List
JERUSALEM (Christian Post) — The New York-based World Monuments Fund (WMF) has placed the Cathedral of St. James in the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem’s Old City on its 2010 watch list of 93 cultural heritage sites at risk in 47 … Continue reading
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The Sixth Commandment
By Nubar Dorian Please take out your precious Holy Bible — still the best-selling book of all time and read one more time the Ten Commandments. I am sure you will note that no laws exist which break, like atheists, … Continue reading
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MIT Conference Speaks to US Policies’ Shortfall Regarding Armenians
By Andy Turpin Mirror-Spectator Staff CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — On March 13, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Faculty of History, the Center for International Studies, the Office of Religious Affairs and the Program on Human Rights and Justice presented a … Continue reading
Posted in Armenian Genocide, Armenian Studies, Cambridge, Christianity, Community, Mass.
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Living Proof of the Armenian Genocide
The US Wants to Deny that Turkey’s Slaughter of 1.5 million Armenians in 1915 was Genocide. But the Evidence is There, in a Hilltop Orphanage Near Beirut By Robert Fisk It’s only a small grave, a rectangle of cheap concrete … Continue reading
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Chobanian Premiers Fires Of Zarathustra
BEREA, Ohio — Baldwin-Wallace College Composer-in-Residence Loris Ohannes Chobanian’s composition Avarayr — Fires of Zarathustra was premiered by the BW Symphonic Wind Ensemble conducted by Dwight Oltman, on January 22. A week later, the composition was performed at the Ohio … Continue reading
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