Armenians make the sign of the Cross in the Church service. Some of us cross ourselves as a habit…some out of habit, while others out of genuine love and appreciation of Christ. Armenians, in the past, always tattooed their children… to remind them, when they grow, that they are Christians, if they are taken away…Read more …
ՔրիստոսԾնաւեւՅայտնեցաւ Christ is born and revealed ՕրհնեալէՅայտնութիւննՔրիստոսի Blessed is the revelation of Christ “God was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself….” 2 Corinthians 5 v 19 As Armenians on this coming Monday 6th of January we will celebrate Theophany…the birth of Christ the Saviour…which inspired Armenian men and women like St. Krikor Lusavorich…Vartan…Read more …
Matthew 26 & 27, Mark 14 & 15, Luke 22 & 23, John 18 & 19 According to the four Gospels During our Lord’s trial started Thursday late evening and lasted till Friday 6:00am. During this period He was subjected to all kinds of constant abuse, humiliation and torture. Further trial took place with Pontus…Read more …
Triumphant Entry of Christ into Jerusalem The Armenian Church along with other Christian Churches celebrate “Dzaghgazart” Palm Sunday. This victorious but humble entry to Jerusalem has been recorded in all the four Holy Gospels. “Then they brought the colt to Jesus and threw their cloaks on it; and he sat on it. Many people spread…Read more …
Luke 18 v 1-18 4th week of the Great Lent Our Lord spoke this parable highlighting interesting points of the day…. Which are relevant also to us today. The immediate view of the parable shows us about a judge who was both unjust and not compassionate. As our Primate mentions in his E-Newsletter the judge…Read more …