Tweet
REQUIEM SERVICE TO MEMORY OF VICTIMS OF ARMENIAN PLANE CRASH TO BE CONDUCTED IN JERUSALEM
Noyan Tapan
Armenians Today
May 04 2006
JERUSALEM, MAY 4, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. "The Armenian
Patriarch of Jerusalem, His Beatitude Archbishop Torkom Manoogian
and the members of St. James' Brotherhood have learnt with deep
sorrow about the tragic crash of the Armavia Yerevan-Sochi flight
resulting in the 113 deaths of the entire crew and passengers with
no survivors," the report provided to Noyan Tapan from the Divan
of the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem read. The Patriarchate
extends its condolences to all the bereaved families as well as to
the President of Republic of Armenia and its Government. The Divan of
the Patriarchate informs that on this sad occasion they will conduct
requiem service this Sunday, 7 May 2006, during the celebration of
their Divine Liturgy on the Holy Tomb of Our Lord in the church of
Holy Sepulchre. "And we will pray the resting in peace for all the
victims of the plane accident and for the consolation and well being
of their families," the report read.
Noyan Tapan
Armenians Today
May 04 2006
JERUSALEM, MAY 4, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. "The Armenian
Patriarch of Jerusalem, His Beatitude Archbishop Torkom Manoogian
and the members of St. James' Brotherhood have learnt with deep
sorrow about the tragic crash of the Armavia Yerevan-Sochi flight
resulting in the 113 deaths of the entire crew and passengers with
no survivors," the report provided to Noyan Tapan from the Divan
of the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem read. The Patriarchate
extends its condolences to all the bereaved families as well as to
the President of Republic of Armenia and its Government. The Divan of
the Patriarchate informs that on this sad occasion they will conduct
requiem service this Sunday, 7 May 2006, during the celebration of
their Divine Liturgy on the Holy Tomb of Our Lord in the church of
Holy Sepulchre. "And we will pray the resting in peace for all the
victims of the plane accident and for the consolation and well being
of their families," the report read.