Tag: Armenian Patriarchate
13th cent Armenian miniatures returned to Jerusalem Patriarchate
Vrej Nersessian 23/11/2011 LONDON - The era of the Armenian Cilician Kingdom, between the twelfth and the fourteenth centuries, marks the golden age of Armenian ... Read More
Istanbul district mayor again award recipient of Armenian Patriarchate
29/9/2011 ISTANBUL. – The “Tablecloth of Honor” event, which is traditionally held by Istanbul Armenians, this year was organized by Mustafa Sarigul, the mayor of ... Read More
Turkish authorities allowed Armenian children to attend Armenian Schools
1/9/2011 ISTANBUL. – Turkish authorities allowed children of Armenian parents with illegal status to attend Armenian colleges, editor-in-chief of Zhamanak newspaper published in Istanbul Ara ... Read More
Armenian church re-opens to worship in southern Turkey
7/8/2011 An Armenian church was re-opened on Sunday to worship after being closed for nine years in Iskenderun town of the southern province of Hatay. ... Read More
550th anniversary of Armenian Patriarchate celebrated, accompanied by silent Protest
YONCA POYRAZ DOĞAN , İSTANBUL 3/6/2011 The Armenian Church and the Armenian Community in İstanbul celebrated last Sunday the 550th anniversary of the establishment of ... Read More
550th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS OF THE ARMENIAN PATRIARCHATE OF CONSTANTINOPLE
29/5/2011 On Sunday 29 May 2011, the Armenian Church and the Armenian Community in Constantinople celebrated the 550th Anniversary of the establishment of the Armenian ... Read More
Candidate for Armenian Patriarchate of Turkey cool toward Politics
VERCİHAN ZİFLİOĞLU ISTANBUL – Hürriyet Daily News 30/5/2011 The Armenian Patriarchate of Turkey should do its best to steer clear of politics, according to a ... Read More
Mayor of Turkish city wants to hire Armenian
29/4/2011 Mayor of Turkish city wants to hire an Armenian employee to take care of the Armenian cemetery. Dogan Urgup, Mayor of Sivas, hedged Armenian ... Read More
Evening to Benefit Restoration of Dikranagerd Church
By: Weekly Staff 28/4/2011 NEW MILFORD, N.J.—A Benefit Night to raise funds to restore the St. Giragos Armenian Church in Dikranagerd will take place on ... Read More
Israeli government has no right to impose taxes on churches, Armenian Patriarchate Says
14/4/2011 PanARMENIAN.Net - Archimandrite of the Church of Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem Bagrat said that Christian churches and holy sites of Jerusalem exist for 2000 ... Read More
WikiLeaks document reveals U.S. appealed to Armenian Patriarchate of Constantinople
FILE NEWS -MARCH 17, 2011 One of the WikiLeaks-published documents says that U.S. diplomats working in Turkey provided information about activities and influence of Fethullah ... Read More
Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem content with Abbas’ Statement
18/2/2011 The Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem is pleased with the statement of Mahmoud Abbas saying the Palestinian administration considers the Armenian Quarter a part of ... Read More
Expert says Turkey engaged in Cultural Cannibalism
3/2/2011 Not having own historical and culture monuments Turkey is engaged in cultural “cannibalism” (assumption of cultural heritage-edit.), Turkish expert says. Talking to the journalists ... Read More
Armenian Patriarchate of Constantinople: Turkey did not debar Armenian community from electing its Patriarch
4/12/2010 Armenian Patriarchate of Constantinople issued a statement, saying the Turkish Government did not debar the Armenian community from electing its patriarch. “The rumors the ... Read More
Jerusalem Church to Have Co-Adjutor Patriarch
By: Arthur Hagopian 21/11/2010 The Armenian Patriarchy of Jerusalem JERUSALEM—For the first time in living memory, the Armenian Church in Jerusalem will have a co-adjutor ... Read More
I am indebted to Armenians, Diyarbakir Mayor Says
29/10/2010 Prayer was uttered for the first time in the Armenian church Surb Giragos in Diyarbakir city in Turkey within the recent 30 years. The ... Read More
Liturgy Surb Khach Church Over
20/9/2010 Historic Liturgy on Akdamar goes smoothly amid cross controversy. Hymns and prayers resonated on Akdamar Island on Sunday, 95 years after religious services ended ... Read More