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Diocese of the Armenian Church of America
630 Second Avenue, New York, NY 10016
Tel: (212) 686-0710
Fax: (212) 779-3558
Web: http://www.armenianchurch.org/
Email: [email protected]
** TOP STORY January 17, 2013
------------------------------------------------------------
Jerusalem
** St. James Brotherhood Meets in Jerusalem
------------------------------------------------------------
Diocesan Primate Archbishop Khajag Barsamian traveled to Jerusalem
this week to attend a meeting of the St. James Brotherhood, as it
prepares to hold an election for a new Armenian Patriarch of
Jerusalem.
Archbishop Aris Shirvanian, the Locum Tenens of the Armenian
Patriarchate, has been leading the effort to organize the patriarchal
election which will choose a successor to the late Archbishop Torkom
Manoogian, who passed away in October.
** Scripture of the Week
------------------------------------------------------------
Is 61:10-62:9
2 Tim 2:15-26
Jn 6:15-21
** Prayer of the Week
------------------------------------------------------------
O Lord, turn not your face from me. O beneficent Lord, I beseech you,
be my helper. O Lord, despise me not and forsake me not. O God, my
Savior. Amen.
** Upcoming Saints & Feasts
------------------------------------------------------------
19 January: St. Theodosius the King
20 January: Barekendan of the Fast of Catechumens
** CHURCH NEWS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE
------------------------------------------------------------
Prime Minister of Georgia meets with His Holiness Karekin II
Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili greets His Holiness
Karekin II.
** Georgian Prime Minister Visits Holy Etchmiadzin
------------------------------------------------------------
At Holy Etchmiadzin on Thursday, January 17, His Holiness Karekin II,
the Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians, met with
Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili. His Holiness expressed
his hope that Mr. Ivanishvili's visit will help enhance the diplomatic
ties between Armenia and Georgia.
The Catholicos also stressed the importance of restoring and
preserving Armenian holy sites in Georgia, and returning ownership of
several Armenian churches located in Georgia to the country's Armenian
Diocese. In addition, he pressed the Georgian government to release
the imprisoned activist Vahagn Chakhalyan and to permit Armenian
schools in Georgia to teach Armenian history.
Click here
(http://bit.ly/13IUO4q?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to read an Armenian-language article about the meeting.
** DIOCESAN NEWS
------------------------------------------------------------
Homeblessing
** Primate Visits New York Area Schools and Old Age Homes
------------------------------------------------------------
Archbishop Khajag Barsamian, Diocesan Primate, visited local Armenian
schools and homes for the elderly this week. These included the Holy
Martyrs Armenian Day School in Bayside, NY, and the New York Armenian
Home in Flushing, NY, on Monday, January 14; and the Hovnanian School
in New Milford, NJ, and the Armenian Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
in Emerson, NJ, on Tuesday, January 15.
As part of each visit, the Primate officiated over the Home Blessing
service, which is traditionally performed at the start of the new
year. At the Holy Martyrs and Hovnanian schools, students sang
Armenian songs and recited poems. They also had a chance to learn more
about the Home Blessing service and to ask Archbishop Barsamian
questions about the Armenian Church.
At the New York Armenian Home and the Armenian Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center, residents received communion and heard a
message from the Primate on the importance of faith in daily life.
Accompanying Archbishop Barsamian to the Hovnanian School and the
Armenian Nursing and Rehabilitation Center were the Very
Rev. Fr. Mamigon Kiledjian, Rev. Fr. Diran Bohajian, Rev. Fr. Arakel
Vardazaryan, Dn. Hacik Sariminasyan, Dn. Benjamin Rith-Najarian, and
Dn. Sebuh Oscherician. Accompanying Archbishop Barsamian to the Holy
Martyrs Day School and the New York Armenian Home were Fr. Abraham
Malkhasyan and Dn. Oscherician.
Click on the following links to view photos from the visits to Holy
Martyrs Day School
(http://smu.gs/10C8pN7?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
, the Hovnanian School
(http://smu.gs/11CaWGm?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
, and the Armenian centers in Flushing
(http://smu.gs/W2RfUt?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
and Emerson
(http://smu.gs/WKTJDe?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
.
FAR
Teachers from schools in Shirak and Aragatsotn attend an IT course led
by GTech.
** FAR Helps Armenia's Teachers Build Computer Skills
------------------------------------------------------------
The Fund for Armenian Relief's Gyumri Information Technology Center
organized an IT training course for 30 teachers representing schools
in Armenia's Shirak and Aragatsotn provinces.
The course, held in November and December of 2012, was part of a
larger GTech initiative to help school teachers develop computer
literacy. The initiative is made possible with the support of the
Armenian Educational Foundation
(http://www.aefweb.org/?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
.
Teachers who passed the final exam at the completion of the recent
course received two computers and a printer to take back to their
schools. Click here
(http://bit.ly/S9xo5L?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to read more on FAR's blog.
GTech was established in 2005 by FAR, in partnership with U.S. and
Armenian technology companies, and with strong support from FAR's
Young Professional alumni community. The goal of the center is to
strengthen the information technology skills of young Armenians and to
expand employment and business opportunities in the region for young
professionals. GTech also helps to bolster development by providing an
incubator space for new start-up IT businesses.=80¨
** PARISH NEWS
------------------------------------------------------------
Christmas in Parishes
** Parish Christmas Celebrations in Photos
------------------------------------------------------------
In the past week, we've received additional photos highlighting the
lively Armenian Christmas celebrations held by our parishes on and
around January 6.
Click here
(http://smu.gs/XhVxEl?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to view photos from St. Sahag and St. Mesrob Church in Wynnewood, PA;
St. Mary Church in Livingston, NJ; Holy Virgin Mary and Shoghagat
Church in Belleville, IL; St. Gregory of Narek Church in Cleveland,
OH; and mission parishes in Naples and Jacksonville, FL, and Baton
Rouge, LA.
St. David Church, FL
** Primate Visits St. David Church of Boca Raton, FL
------------------------------------------------------------
During a visit to St. David Church of Boca Raton, FL, last weekend,
Diocesan Primate Archbishop Khajag Barsamian met with members of the
parish's Diocesan Assembly committee to discuss plans for the 2013
Clergy Conference and Diocesan Assembly. The annual meeting of
Diocesan clergy and delegates will be hosted by St. David Church from
April 29 to May 5.
On Sunday, January 13, Archbishop Barsamian celebrated the Divine
Liturgy, with the Very Rev. Fr. Nareg Berberian, parish pastor,
assisting. Later in the afternoon, the Primate presided over a
luncheon.
Click here
(http://smu.gs/XHpwYu?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to view photos.
http://www.saintsahag.org/?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
** St. Sahag Church of Minnesota Unveils New Website
------------------------------------------------------------
St. Sahag Church of St. Paul, MN, has launched a new parish website:
www.saintsahag.org.
The new site includes features on parish history, parish news, and a
calendar of parish events, among other items. The parish has also
begun the publication of a weekly e-bulletin. Parishioners may
subscribe to the bulletin by visiting the website.
Upcoming Events
** Upcoming Parish Events
------------------------------------------------------------
St. Gregory the Illuminator Church | Chicago, IL
St Gregory the Illuminator Church of Chicago, IL, will host its fourth
annual Armenian Winter Fest on Saturday, January 19, from 5 to 11
p.m. Enjoy Armenian food, music, and more. Click here
(http://bit.ly/ZMzU5j?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to view a flyer for information.
Holy Cross Church | New York, NY
Holy Cross Church in Manhattan's Washington Heights neighborhood will
host an Armenian cooking class on Sunday, January 20, following the
Divine Liturgy. Learn how to make choreg and tourshi with Parish
Council chair Aram Gozubuyukian. Participants will be able to take
home their creations.
The class is free and open to the public. To register, e-mail Jon
Simonian, Sr. at [email protected]
(mailto:[email protected]) .
** YOUTH NEWS
------------------------------------------------------------
Khrimian Lyceum
Students of the Diocese's Khrimian Lyceum listen to a presentation on
Western Armenian literature.
** A Tour of Western Armenian Literature
------------------------------------------------------------
On Saturday, January 12, Columbia University graduate student Jennifer
Manoukian gave a presentation on Armenian literature to students of
the Diocese's Khrimian Lyceum. She traced the history of Armenian
literature through the life and works of Zabel Yessayan, one of the
foremost writers in the Western Armenian literary tradition. The talk
concluded with an overview of today's revival of translations from
Western Armenian.
Yessayan, whose eventful life coincided with major periods in Armenian
history, provided insight into each period of Western Armenian
literature, including Constantinople during the `cultural
reawakening,' Paris during the Hamidian massacres, Constantinople
during the Constitutional Revolution and Young Turk regime, Paris in
the 1920s, and Soviet Armenia during the Stalinist era.
Other authors discussed included Bedros Tourian, Serpouhi Dussap,
Krikor Zohrab, Hagop Baronian, Archag Tchobanian, Yervant Odian,
Taniel Varoujan, Siamanto, Roupen Sevag, Shahan Shahnour, Nigoghos
Sarafian, Vazken Shoushanian, Vahan Totovents, and Kourken
Mahari. Click on the following links to view the presentation
(http://bit.ly/10Cj8r4?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
and photos
(http://smu.gs/VMOcjF?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
.
The Khrimian Lyceum helps young people enhance their knowledge of
their Armenian heritage through linguistic and cultural study. The
curriculum includes units on creative writing, music, singing,
theatre, dance, art, as well as educational excursions and guest
lectures. For more information, contact Gilda Kupelian, the Diocese's
coordinator of Armenian Studies, at [email protected]
(mailto:[email protected]) .
ASP
ASP participants visit churches and other historic sites in the
homeland.
** Register for the Armenia Service Program
------------------------------------------------------------
The ACYOA Central Council has announced that the 2013 Armenia Service
Program is scheduled for July 1-20.
The program of travel and service gives young adults (ages 18 to 28) a
unique opportunity to discover their homeland and to serve its people
in a meaningful way. In 2013, the service component of the trip will
be carried out in partnership with the Fund for Armenian Relief and
the Fuller Center for Housing.
For information, click here
(http://gallery.mailchimp.com/727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5/files/ASP_13.pdf?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to view a flyer, or contact Nancy Basmajian, ACYOA executive
secretary, at [email protected]
(mailto:[email protected]) .
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Diocese of the Armenian Church of America
630 Second Avenue, New York, NY 10016
Tel: (212) 686-0710
Fax: (212) 779-3558
Web: http://www.armenianchurch.org/
Email: [email protected]
** TOP STORY January 17, 2013
------------------------------------------------------------
Jerusalem
** St. James Brotherhood Meets in Jerusalem
------------------------------------------------------------
Diocesan Primate Archbishop Khajag Barsamian traveled to Jerusalem
this week to attend a meeting of the St. James Brotherhood, as it
prepares to hold an election for a new Armenian Patriarch of
Jerusalem.
Archbishop Aris Shirvanian, the Locum Tenens of the Armenian
Patriarchate, has been leading the effort to organize the patriarchal
election which will choose a successor to the late Archbishop Torkom
Manoogian, who passed away in October.
** Scripture of the Week
------------------------------------------------------------
Is 61:10-62:9
2 Tim 2:15-26
Jn 6:15-21
** Prayer of the Week
------------------------------------------------------------
O Lord, turn not your face from me. O beneficent Lord, I beseech you,
be my helper. O Lord, despise me not and forsake me not. O God, my
Savior. Amen.
** Upcoming Saints & Feasts
------------------------------------------------------------
19 January: St. Theodosius the King
20 January: Barekendan of the Fast of Catechumens
** CHURCH NEWS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE
------------------------------------------------------------
Prime Minister of Georgia meets with His Holiness Karekin II
Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili greets His Holiness
Karekin II.
** Georgian Prime Minister Visits Holy Etchmiadzin
------------------------------------------------------------
At Holy Etchmiadzin on Thursday, January 17, His Holiness Karekin II,
the Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians, met with
Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili. His Holiness expressed
his hope that Mr. Ivanishvili's visit will help enhance the diplomatic
ties between Armenia and Georgia.
The Catholicos also stressed the importance of restoring and
preserving Armenian holy sites in Georgia, and returning ownership of
several Armenian churches located in Georgia to the country's Armenian
Diocese. In addition, he pressed the Georgian government to release
the imprisoned activist Vahagn Chakhalyan and to permit Armenian
schools in Georgia to teach Armenian history.
Click here
(http://bit.ly/13IUO4q?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to read an Armenian-language article about the meeting.
** DIOCESAN NEWS
------------------------------------------------------------
Homeblessing
** Primate Visits New York Area Schools and Old Age Homes
------------------------------------------------------------
Archbishop Khajag Barsamian, Diocesan Primate, visited local Armenian
schools and homes for the elderly this week. These included the Holy
Martyrs Armenian Day School in Bayside, NY, and the New York Armenian
Home in Flushing, NY, on Monday, January 14; and the Hovnanian School
in New Milford, NJ, and the Armenian Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
in Emerson, NJ, on Tuesday, January 15.
As part of each visit, the Primate officiated over the Home Blessing
service, which is traditionally performed at the start of the new
year. At the Holy Martyrs and Hovnanian schools, students sang
Armenian songs and recited poems. They also had a chance to learn more
about the Home Blessing service and to ask Archbishop Barsamian
questions about the Armenian Church.
At the New York Armenian Home and the Armenian Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center, residents received communion and heard a
message from the Primate on the importance of faith in daily life.
Accompanying Archbishop Barsamian to the Hovnanian School and the
Armenian Nursing and Rehabilitation Center were the Very
Rev. Fr. Mamigon Kiledjian, Rev. Fr. Diran Bohajian, Rev. Fr. Arakel
Vardazaryan, Dn. Hacik Sariminasyan, Dn. Benjamin Rith-Najarian, and
Dn. Sebuh Oscherician. Accompanying Archbishop Barsamian to the Holy
Martyrs Day School and the New York Armenian Home were Fr. Abraham
Malkhasyan and Dn. Oscherician.
Click on the following links to view photos from the visits to Holy
Martyrs Day School
(http://smu.gs/10C8pN7?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
, the Hovnanian School
(http://smu.gs/11CaWGm?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
, and the Armenian centers in Flushing
(http://smu.gs/W2RfUt?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
and Emerson
(http://smu.gs/WKTJDe?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
.
FAR
Teachers from schools in Shirak and Aragatsotn attend an IT course led
by GTech.
** FAR Helps Armenia's Teachers Build Computer Skills
------------------------------------------------------------
The Fund for Armenian Relief's Gyumri Information Technology Center
organized an IT training course for 30 teachers representing schools
in Armenia's Shirak and Aragatsotn provinces.
The course, held in November and December of 2012, was part of a
larger GTech initiative to help school teachers develop computer
literacy. The initiative is made possible with the support of the
Armenian Educational Foundation
(http://www.aefweb.org/?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
.
Teachers who passed the final exam at the completion of the recent
course received two computers and a printer to take back to their
schools. Click here
(http://bit.ly/S9xo5L?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to read more on FAR's blog.
GTech was established in 2005 by FAR, in partnership with U.S. and
Armenian technology companies, and with strong support from FAR's
Young Professional alumni community. The goal of the center is to
strengthen the information technology skills of young Armenians and to
expand employment and business opportunities in the region for young
professionals. GTech also helps to bolster development by providing an
incubator space for new start-up IT businesses.=80¨
** PARISH NEWS
------------------------------------------------------------
Christmas in Parishes
** Parish Christmas Celebrations in Photos
------------------------------------------------------------
In the past week, we've received additional photos highlighting the
lively Armenian Christmas celebrations held by our parishes on and
around January 6.
Click here
(http://smu.gs/XhVxEl?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to view photos from St. Sahag and St. Mesrob Church in Wynnewood, PA;
St. Mary Church in Livingston, NJ; Holy Virgin Mary and Shoghagat
Church in Belleville, IL; St. Gregory of Narek Church in Cleveland,
OH; and mission parishes in Naples and Jacksonville, FL, and Baton
Rouge, LA.
St. David Church, FL
** Primate Visits St. David Church of Boca Raton, FL
------------------------------------------------------------
During a visit to St. David Church of Boca Raton, FL, last weekend,
Diocesan Primate Archbishop Khajag Barsamian met with members of the
parish's Diocesan Assembly committee to discuss plans for the 2013
Clergy Conference and Diocesan Assembly. The annual meeting of
Diocesan clergy and delegates will be hosted by St. David Church from
April 29 to May 5.
On Sunday, January 13, Archbishop Barsamian celebrated the Divine
Liturgy, with the Very Rev. Fr. Nareg Berberian, parish pastor,
assisting. Later in the afternoon, the Primate presided over a
luncheon.
Click here
(http://smu.gs/XHpwYu?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to view photos.
http://www.saintsahag.org/?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
** St. Sahag Church of Minnesota Unveils New Website
------------------------------------------------------------
St. Sahag Church of St. Paul, MN, has launched a new parish website:
www.saintsahag.org.
The new site includes features on parish history, parish news, and a
calendar of parish events, among other items. The parish has also
begun the publication of a weekly e-bulletin. Parishioners may
subscribe to the bulletin by visiting the website.
Upcoming Events
** Upcoming Parish Events
------------------------------------------------------------
St. Gregory the Illuminator Church | Chicago, IL
St Gregory the Illuminator Church of Chicago, IL, will host its fourth
annual Armenian Winter Fest on Saturday, January 19, from 5 to 11
p.m. Enjoy Armenian food, music, and more. Click here
(http://bit.ly/ZMzU5j?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to view a flyer for information.
Holy Cross Church | New York, NY
Holy Cross Church in Manhattan's Washington Heights neighborhood will
host an Armenian cooking class on Sunday, January 20, following the
Divine Liturgy. Learn how to make choreg and tourshi with Parish
Council chair Aram Gozubuyukian. Participants will be able to take
home their creations.
The class is free and open to the public. To register, e-mail Jon
Simonian, Sr. at [email protected]
(mailto:[email protected]) .
** YOUTH NEWS
------------------------------------------------------------
Khrimian Lyceum
Students of the Diocese's Khrimian Lyceum listen to a presentation on
Western Armenian literature.
** A Tour of Western Armenian Literature
------------------------------------------------------------
On Saturday, January 12, Columbia University graduate student Jennifer
Manoukian gave a presentation on Armenian literature to students of
the Diocese's Khrimian Lyceum. She traced the history of Armenian
literature through the life and works of Zabel Yessayan, one of the
foremost writers in the Western Armenian literary tradition. The talk
concluded with an overview of today's revival of translations from
Western Armenian.
Yessayan, whose eventful life coincided with major periods in Armenian
history, provided insight into each period of Western Armenian
literature, including Constantinople during the `cultural
reawakening,' Paris during the Hamidian massacres, Constantinople
during the Constitutional Revolution and Young Turk regime, Paris in
the 1920s, and Soviet Armenia during the Stalinist era.
Other authors discussed included Bedros Tourian, Serpouhi Dussap,
Krikor Zohrab, Hagop Baronian, Archag Tchobanian, Yervant Odian,
Taniel Varoujan, Siamanto, Roupen Sevag, Shahan Shahnour, Nigoghos
Sarafian, Vazken Shoushanian, Vahan Totovents, and Kourken
Mahari. Click on the following links to view the presentation
(http://bit.ly/10Cj8r4?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
and photos
(http://smu.gs/VMOcjF?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
.
The Khrimian Lyceum helps young people enhance their knowledge of
their Armenian heritage through linguistic and cultural study. The
curriculum includes units on creative writing, music, singing,
theatre, dance, art, as well as educational excursions and guest
lectures. For more information, contact Gilda Kupelian, the Diocese's
coordinator of Armenian Studies, at [email protected]
(mailto:[email protected]) .
ASP
ASP participants visit churches and other historic sites in the
homeland.
** Register for the Armenia Service Program
------------------------------------------------------------
The ACYOA Central Council has announced that the 2013 Armenia Service
Program is scheduled for July 1-20.
The program of travel and service gives young adults (ages 18 to 28) a
unique opportunity to discover their homeland and to serve its people
in a meaningful way. In 2013, the service component of the trip will
be carried out in partnership with the Fund for Armenian Relief and
the Fuller Center for Housing.
For information, click here
(http://gallery.mailchimp.com/727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5/files/ASP_13.pdf?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=ed5a9f7075-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email)
to view a flyer, or contact Nancy Basmajian, ACYOA executive
secretary, at [email protected]
(mailto:[email protected]) .
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress