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THE THIRD VOLUME OF "INDIAN ARMENIAN" IS PUBLISHED
hetq
15:43, August 8, 2012
On 8th August, 2012, with the blessings of His Holiness Karekin II,
Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians, the third volume
of the bilingual yearbook of the Armenian Church of India and Armenian
College and Philanthropic Academy (Kolkata, India), 'Indian Armenians -
2011' has been published.
The founder of the yearbook, Very Rev. Father Khoren Hovhannisyan,
Pastor of Armenians in India and Manager of Armenian College and
Philanthropic Academy has commented in his opening message of the
yearbook,
"In 2012, Armenians, all over the world, will celebrate the 500th
anniversary of Armenian Typography.
The 2012 will be marked also with two more anniversaries in the life
of Indian Armenians and both are connected with Madras (Chennai). The
first one is the 300th anniversary of establishment of Saint Mary
Armenian Church, the second one is the 240th anniversary of origination
of Armenian Publication in Madras."
This encyclopaedic volume that was compiled with meticulous and
arduous endeavour, in the legacy of the Armenian publications,
bears testimony to the yearlong events in the Armenian Church and
the Armenian Community in India. The yearbook also presents in a
comprehensive way, the yearly activities, progress and achievements
of the Armenian College and Philanthropic Academy.
This yearbook which contains articles about the rich and glorious
heritage of the Indian Armenians was sponsored by the Church Committee
of Holy Nazareth, Kolkata.
hetq
15:43, August 8, 2012
On 8th August, 2012, with the blessings of His Holiness Karekin II,
Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians, the third volume
of the bilingual yearbook of the Armenian Church of India and Armenian
College and Philanthropic Academy (Kolkata, India), 'Indian Armenians -
2011' has been published.
The founder of the yearbook, Very Rev. Father Khoren Hovhannisyan,
Pastor of Armenians in India and Manager of Armenian College and
Philanthropic Academy has commented in his opening message of the
yearbook,
"In 2012, Armenians, all over the world, will celebrate the 500th
anniversary of Armenian Typography.
The 2012 will be marked also with two more anniversaries in the life
of Indian Armenians and both are connected with Madras (Chennai). The
first one is the 300th anniversary of establishment of Saint Mary
Armenian Church, the second one is the 240th anniversary of origination
of Armenian Publication in Madras."
This encyclopaedic volume that was compiled with meticulous and
arduous endeavour, in the legacy of the Armenian publications,
bears testimony to the yearlong events in the Armenian Church and
the Armenian Community in India. The yearbook also presents in a
comprehensive way, the yearly activities, progress and achievements
of the Armenian College and Philanthropic Academy.
This yearbook which contains articles about the rich and glorious
heritage of the Indian Armenians was sponsored by the Church Committee
of Holy Nazareth, Kolkata.