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Panorama, Armenia
Sept 19 2010
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Liturgy in Tsitsernakaberd and Mount Aragats to support Holy Cross of Van
Armenian medieval architectural masterpiece Holly Cross of Van, having
no cross on top of it will host a ceremony of serving a liturgy today.
Withstanding Armenian traditions, Turkish authorities made the weight
of the cross a reason not to put it in its right place, currently the
cross is put somewhere near the church. This stipulated a wave of
protests and many Armenians longing to attend the holy liturgy
canceled their trips to Van.
Not ignoring that wave of protest, Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute
will serve a liturgy in Tsitsernakaberd and a rally will take place
against Turkish Government's propaganda.
When the liturgy will be served in Holy Cross, the participants of
`Armenian Knight' televised show will light candles on top of Mount
Aragats targeting the support of Holy Cross.
Holy Cross Church of Van was built in 95-921 by architect Manvel
during the reign of Armenian Gagik Artsruni. The church is the
greatest achievement of Armenian art. In 2007 under the pressure of
the international society Turkish Government took the initiative to
reconstruct the church. Turkish Government allocated $1,5 million.
From: A. Papazian
Sept 19 2010
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Liturgy in Tsitsernakaberd and Mount Aragats to support Holy Cross of Van
Armenian medieval architectural masterpiece Holly Cross of Van, having
no cross on top of it will host a ceremony of serving a liturgy today.
Withstanding Armenian traditions, Turkish authorities made the weight
of the cross a reason not to put it in its right place, currently the
cross is put somewhere near the church. This stipulated a wave of
protests and many Armenians longing to attend the holy liturgy
canceled their trips to Van.
Not ignoring that wave of protest, Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute
will serve a liturgy in Tsitsernakaberd and a rally will take place
against Turkish Government's propaganda.
When the liturgy will be served in Holy Cross, the participants of
`Armenian Knight' televised show will light candles on top of Mount
Aragats targeting the support of Holy Cross.
Holy Cross Church of Van was built in 95-921 by architect Manvel
during the reign of Armenian Gagik Artsruni. The church is the
greatest achievement of Armenian art. In 2007 under the pressure of
the international society Turkish Government took the initiative to
reconstruct the church. Turkish Government allocated $1,5 million.
From: A. Papazian