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Eastern Prelacy of the Armenian Apost. Church of America and Canada
H.E. Archbishop Oshagan Choloyan
Prelate, Easter Prelacy and Canada
138 East 39th Street
New York, NY 10016
Tel: 212-689-7810
Fax: 212-689-7168
Web: http://www.armenianprelacy.org/
August 4, 2011
PRELATE WILL TRAVEL TO CAMP HAIASTAN
Archbishop Oshagan will preside over the annual picnic sponsored by
St. Stephens Church, Watertown, Massachusetts, at Camp Haiastan in
Franklin, Massachusetts, this Sunday, August 7. His Eminence will
preside over the Blessing of the Grapes and Blessing of Madagh with
the participation of clergy from area parishes.
LITURGY AT CAMP HAIASTAN
Next Sunday, August 14, on the occasion of the Feast of the Assumption
of the Holy Mother of God, Archbishop Oshagan will again travel to
Camp Haiastan where he will preside over the Divine Liturgy and
deliver the sermon at services celebrated under the covered Pavilion
at the Camp. His Eminence will also preside over the Blessing of
Grapes and annual picnic of Sts. Vartanantz Church, Providence, Rhode
Island.
DATEV INSTITUTES 25TH ANNIVERSARY
The St. Gregory of Datev Institute celebrated its 25th anniversary on
Saturday, July 9, at St. Gregory the Illuminator Church in
Philadelphia, with a gala reunion and celebration. Past and present
Datev participants came together to celebrate the Institutes silver
anniversary. The celebration was presided by His Eminence Archbishop
Oshagan who told the Datevatsis to use all they have learned at the
Institute not only to enrich their own lives, but to enrich their
communities as well. Continue to stay active in the life and ministry
of the Armenian Church and support the Datev Institute so it can
continue its vital role in educating Armenian youth, the Prelate said.
To read more about the 25th anniversary click here (
http://e2ma.net/go/10596923658/3817647/108394737/24882/goto:http://www.armenianprelacy.org/index.php/news/press-releases/196-pr080411
).
BISHOP SHAHE PANOSSIAN VISITS PRELACY
His Grace Bishop Shahe Panossian, Catholicosal Vicar of Kuwait and the
Arabian Gulf Countries, visited the Prelacy this morning where he was
welcomed by His Eminence Archbishop Oshagan and His Grace Bishop
Anoushavan.
Bishop Shahe previously was the Dean of the Cilician Sees Seminary,
and he served within the Eastern Prelacy for many years including the
parishes of All Saints Church in Chicago; St. Asdvadzadzin in Toronto;
and Sts. Vartanantz in New Jersey.
BIBLE READING
Bible readings for Sunday, August 7, Second Sunday of Transfiguration
(Eve of the Fast of the Assumption) are: Isaiah 7:1-9; 1 Corinthians
13:11-14:5; Mark 2:1-12.
When he returned to Capernaum after some days, it was reported that he
was at home. So many gathered around that there was no longer room
for them, not even in front of the door; and he was speaking the word
to them. Then some people came, bringing to him a paralyzed man,
carried by four of them. And when they could not bring him to Jesus
because of the crowd, they removed the roof above him; and after
having dug through it, they let down the mat on which the paralytic
lay. When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralytic, Son, your
sins are forgiven. Now some of the scribes were sitting there,
questioning in their hearts, Why does this fellow speak in this way?
It is blasphemy! Who can forgive sins but God alone? At once Jesus
perceived in his spirit that they were discussing these questions
among themselves; and he said to them, Why do you raise such questions
in your hearts? Which is easier, to say to the paralytic, Your sins
are forgiven, or to say, Sta!
nd up and take your mat and walk? But so that you may know that the
Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sinshe said to the
paralyticI say to you, stand up, take your mat and go to your
home. And he stood up, and immediately took the mat and went out
before all of them; so that they were all amazed and glorified God,
saying, We have never seen anything like this! (Mark 2:1-12)
For a listing of the coming weeks Bible readings click here (
http://e2ma.net/go/10596923658/3817647/108394738/24882/goto:http://www.armenianprelacy.org/images/prelacy/PDF/2011dbr-08.pdf
).
ST. ISAIAH THE PROPHET
Today, Thursday, August 4, the Armenian Church remembers the prophet
Isaiah, who is best known for the longest prophetic book in the Old
Testament (66 chapters) that bears his name. In what has been
described as one of the greatest finds, two nearly intact manuscripts
of the entire book of Isaiah were discovered in 1947 in a remote cave
above the north end of the Dead Sea.
Isaiah foretells the birth of the Messiah by a virgin and describes
the suffering of the Messiah for the sins of the world. He foresees
the Resurrection and the universal growth of the Messiahs church. Many
of the New Testament teachings of Jesus refer to the book of
Isaiah. Because of his clear foretelling about Christ the Savior, the
Prophet Isaiah is also recognized as an Old Testament
Evangelist. Although it is not recorded in the Bible, it is believed
that Isaiah died a martyrs death by order of the Hebrew king,
Manasseh. Relics of the prophet are preserved at Mt. Athos in the
Greek Orthodox Khilendaria Monastery in Greece.
TWO HUNDRED HOLY FATHERS OF THE
ECUMENICAL COUNCIL OF EPHESUS
This Saturday, August 6, the Armenian Church commemorates the 200 Holy
Fathers of the Council of Ephesus (431 AD). Ephesus, the third general
ecumenical council, was convened by order of Emperor Theodosius II to
settle the Nestorian heresy. A large number of high-ranking church
leaders attended, headed by Patriarch Cyril of Alexandria. The
principle decision of the Council was the condemnation of
Nestorius. The Council excommunicated Nestorius and condemned the
heresy, affirmed the Nicene Creed, and approved the title of Theotokos
(God-bearer) for the Virgin Mary.
The Armenian Church accepted the canons and decisions of the council
and designated a day in the liturgical calendar on the Saturday of the
Paregentan of the Assumption. The Armenian Church recognizes the first
three ecumenical councils: Nicaea (325); Constantinople (381); and
Ephesus (431), with special days in the liturgical calendar for all
three.
Ephesus is an ancient Greek city and later became the chief city of
the Roman province of Asia at the crossroads of the coastal route
between Smyrna and Cyzicus. The Temple of Ardemis in the city was one
of the great wonders of the ancient world. St. Paul took Christianity
to Ephesus (Acts 18:18-19). He stayed there for two years during his
third missionary journey.
Ephesus is one of the seven churches of Asia mentioned in the Book of
Revelation. In Chapter 2, Jesus praises the people of Ephesus for
their perseverance and hard work, however admonishes them for
forgetting their first love: their Christianity had become a faithful
ritual rather than a relationship of love to the Lord.
Ephesus, now located in Turkey in the province of Izmir, is a popular
international tourist destination.
PAREGENTAN OF THE FAST OF THE
ASSUMPTION OF THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD
This Sunday, August 7, is the Paregentan or Eve of the Fast of the
Assumption of the Holy Mother of God. This is a five-day period of
fasting (Monday to Friday) that precedes the Feast of the Assumption
of the Holy Mother which is next Sunday, August 14. Paregentan, which
means good living, is a day of enjoyment and feasting before the
beginning of a fasting period.
FROM THE BOOKSTORE.
YERGIR 2
By Hrair Hawk Khatcherian
(Text and captions in English, Armenian and French)
This is a monumental accomplishment by the well-known photographer
Hrair Hawk Khatcherian, who since 1993 has been traveling throughout
the world in search of Armenian sites to be
photographed. This volume concentrates on historic Western Armenia and
includes an article on Armenian Cilicia by Claude Mutafian. This
over-size hardcover book (14 x 11), is in beautiful color, with a
plethora of panoramic photographs. This Yergir 2 follows his earlier
Yergir published in 2005. One hopes for a Yergir 3.
Hardcover, 240 pages, $100.00
During the months of August and September the Bookstore is offering
free shipping on this book, so order it soon. It is a great gift.
KOHAR
Symphony Orchestra and Choir
This three DVD set of this popular group features their concerts at
various sites plus bonus footage.
3 DVD pack with subtitled lyrics and 172-page songbook.
$45.00, plus shipping and handling.
To place an order contact the Bookstore by email
([email protected] (mailto:[email protected])) or by
telephone (212-689-7810).
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
August 7Annual picnic of St. Stephens Church, Watertown,
Massachusetts, at Camp Haiastan in Franklin, Massachusetts, 12 noon to
5 pm. For information: 617-924-7562 or at www.soorpstepanos.org (
http://e2ma.net/go/10596923658/3817647/108394739/24882/goto:http://www.soorpstepanos.org
).
August 7Annual Shish-Kebob Picnic and Grape Blessing, St. Paul Church,
645 South Lewis Ave., Waukegan, Illinois, 12 noon to 4 pm. Armenian
dinners and pastries available. For information: 847-244-4573
(church) or 847-445-7934 (Arda).
August 13-14Annual Armenian Fest and Blessing of the Grapes, at All
Saints Armenian Church, Glenview, Illinois. Join us for a fun-filled
day and enjoy our delicious food, music, backgammon tournament,
childrens activities, and more. Admission free. For information
847-998-1989.
August 14Assumption of the Holy Mother of God, Divine Liturgy,
Blessing of the Grapes, and Indoor Picnic in John Pashalian Hall,
presented by Ladies Guild of St. Illuminators Cathedral, New York
City. Various dishes of your choice for purchase. For information
212-689-5880.
August 14Annual picnic and Blessing of the Grapes at Holy Trinity
Church, 635 Grove Street, Worcester, Massachusetts. Join us for a
fun-filled day and enjoy our delicious food, music by DJ Shaheen,
backgammon tournament, childrens activities, and more. Admission is
free. For information [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
or 508-852-2414.
August 14Sts. Vartanantz Armenian Church, Providence, Rhode Island,
Annual Picnic at Camp Haiastan, Franklin, Massachusetts, 12 noon to 6
pm, under auspices of His Eminence Archbishop Oshagan Choloyan. Divine
Liturgy will be celebrated in the Hye Hope Pavilion (lower camp) at 11
am. Free pony rides for children 2-4 pm, and the Bouncing
Bubble. Delicious shish, losh and chicken kebab and Armenian pastries
available all day. Live music provided by Michael Gregian and
Ensemble. Madagh and Blessing of the Grapes at 4 pm with the New
England clergy participating. All welcome. For information:
401-831-6399.
August 17Prayer Day dedicated to the Holy Mother of God (Soorp
Asdvadzadzin) and Blessing of the Grapes, officiated by
Rev. Fr. Mesrob Lakissian, at the Armenian Home for Aged, 137-31 45th
Avenue, Flushing, New York 11355. The Service, which will begin at 11
a.m., is open to the public.
August 21St. Asdvadzadzin Church, Whitinsville, Massachusetts,
presents the greatest picnic in New England. Presided by His Eminence
Archbishop Oshagan Choloyan, Prelate, with participation of clergy
from the New England area. All invited.
August 28St. Sarkis Church, Douglaston, New York, Annual Picnic on
church grounds following church services. Delicious Shish and Luleh
Kebob (and more); music by DJ Shant. Special KidZone with all kinds of
fun activities; sports for youth; tavloo tournament. For information:
718-224-2275.
September 11Picnic-Festival, sponsored by St. Gregory Church and
St. Michael Parish on Main Street in North Andover Town Center
(Massachusetts), 1 to 6 pm. Main Street in front of both parishes will
be closed to traffic. Delicious Armenian and American cuisine;
Armenian and American music; games and activities; plenty of free
parking. For information: 978-685-5038 (St. Gregory) or 978-686-4050
(St. Michael).
September 16Annual Golf Tournament, All Saints Armenian Church,
Glenview, Illinois. For details contact Hagop Soulakian, 847-858-7685.
September 18Annual picnic of St. Stephens Church, New
Britain-Hartford, Connecticut, at the Quartette Club grounds, Wooster
Street, New Britain, beginning at noon. All invited to enjoy Armenian
food, delicacies, music and hospitality. Admission is free.
September 19St. Stephens Armenian School/ACEC, Watertown,
Massachusetts, 16th Annual Golf Outing at Framingham Country Club. For
golf or sponsor information: 781-326-5764.
September 268th Annual Golf Outing, Sterling National Country Club,
Sterling, Massachusetts, sponsored by the Mens Club of the Holy
Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church, Worcester, Massachusetts. For
information contact Kap Kaprielian [email protected]
(mailto:[email protected]) or call 508-872-9629.
October 23Student Festival in celebration of the Year of the Armenian
Child. Details will follow.
Web pages of the parishes can be accessed through the Prelacys web
site.
To ensure the timely arrival of Crossroads in your electronic mailbox,
add [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) to
your address book.
Items in Crossroads can be reproduced without permission. Please
credit Crossroads as the source.
Parishes of the Eastern Prelacy are invited to send information about
their major events to be included in the calendar. Send to:
[email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
From: A. Papazian
Eastern Prelacy of the Armenian Apost. Church of America and Canada
H.E. Archbishop Oshagan Choloyan
Prelate, Easter Prelacy and Canada
138 East 39th Street
New York, NY 10016
Tel: 212-689-7810
Fax: 212-689-7168
Web: http://www.armenianprelacy.org/
August 4, 2011
PRELATE WILL TRAVEL TO CAMP HAIASTAN
Archbishop Oshagan will preside over the annual picnic sponsored by
St. Stephens Church, Watertown, Massachusetts, at Camp Haiastan in
Franklin, Massachusetts, this Sunday, August 7. His Eminence will
preside over the Blessing of the Grapes and Blessing of Madagh with
the participation of clergy from area parishes.
LITURGY AT CAMP HAIASTAN
Next Sunday, August 14, on the occasion of the Feast of the Assumption
of the Holy Mother of God, Archbishop Oshagan will again travel to
Camp Haiastan where he will preside over the Divine Liturgy and
deliver the sermon at services celebrated under the covered Pavilion
at the Camp. His Eminence will also preside over the Blessing of
Grapes and annual picnic of Sts. Vartanantz Church, Providence, Rhode
Island.
DATEV INSTITUTES 25TH ANNIVERSARY
The St. Gregory of Datev Institute celebrated its 25th anniversary on
Saturday, July 9, at St. Gregory the Illuminator Church in
Philadelphia, with a gala reunion and celebration. Past and present
Datev participants came together to celebrate the Institutes silver
anniversary. The celebration was presided by His Eminence Archbishop
Oshagan who told the Datevatsis to use all they have learned at the
Institute not only to enrich their own lives, but to enrich their
communities as well. Continue to stay active in the life and ministry
of the Armenian Church and support the Datev Institute so it can
continue its vital role in educating Armenian youth, the Prelate said.
To read more about the 25th anniversary click here (
http://e2ma.net/go/10596923658/3817647/108394737/24882/goto:http://www.armenianprelacy.org/index.php/news/press-releases/196-pr080411
).
BISHOP SHAHE PANOSSIAN VISITS PRELACY
His Grace Bishop Shahe Panossian, Catholicosal Vicar of Kuwait and the
Arabian Gulf Countries, visited the Prelacy this morning where he was
welcomed by His Eminence Archbishop Oshagan and His Grace Bishop
Anoushavan.
Bishop Shahe previously was the Dean of the Cilician Sees Seminary,
and he served within the Eastern Prelacy for many years including the
parishes of All Saints Church in Chicago; St. Asdvadzadzin in Toronto;
and Sts. Vartanantz in New Jersey.
BIBLE READING
Bible readings for Sunday, August 7, Second Sunday of Transfiguration
(Eve of the Fast of the Assumption) are: Isaiah 7:1-9; 1 Corinthians
13:11-14:5; Mark 2:1-12.
When he returned to Capernaum after some days, it was reported that he
was at home. So many gathered around that there was no longer room
for them, not even in front of the door; and he was speaking the word
to them. Then some people came, bringing to him a paralyzed man,
carried by four of them. And when they could not bring him to Jesus
because of the crowd, they removed the roof above him; and after
having dug through it, they let down the mat on which the paralytic
lay. When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralytic, Son, your
sins are forgiven. Now some of the scribes were sitting there,
questioning in their hearts, Why does this fellow speak in this way?
It is blasphemy! Who can forgive sins but God alone? At once Jesus
perceived in his spirit that they were discussing these questions
among themselves; and he said to them, Why do you raise such questions
in your hearts? Which is easier, to say to the paralytic, Your sins
are forgiven, or to say, Sta!
nd up and take your mat and walk? But so that you may know that the
Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sinshe said to the
paralyticI say to you, stand up, take your mat and go to your
home. And he stood up, and immediately took the mat and went out
before all of them; so that they were all amazed and glorified God,
saying, We have never seen anything like this! (Mark 2:1-12)
For a listing of the coming weeks Bible readings click here (
http://e2ma.net/go/10596923658/3817647/108394738/24882/goto:http://www.armenianprelacy.org/images/prelacy/PDF/2011dbr-08.pdf
).
ST. ISAIAH THE PROPHET
Today, Thursday, August 4, the Armenian Church remembers the prophet
Isaiah, who is best known for the longest prophetic book in the Old
Testament (66 chapters) that bears his name. In what has been
described as one of the greatest finds, two nearly intact manuscripts
of the entire book of Isaiah were discovered in 1947 in a remote cave
above the north end of the Dead Sea.
Isaiah foretells the birth of the Messiah by a virgin and describes
the suffering of the Messiah for the sins of the world. He foresees
the Resurrection and the universal growth of the Messiahs church. Many
of the New Testament teachings of Jesus refer to the book of
Isaiah. Because of his clear foretelling about Christ the Savior, the
Prophet Isaiah is also recognized as an Old Testament
Evangelist. Although it is not recorded in the Bible, it is believed
that Isaiah died a martyrs death by order of the Hebrew king,
Manasseh. Relics of the prophet are preserved at Mt. Athos in the
Greek Orthodox Khilendaria Monastery in Greece.
TWO HUNDRED HOLY FATHERS OF THE
ECUMENICAL COUNCIL OF EPHESUS
This Saturday, August 6, the Armenian Church commemorates the 200 Holy
Fathers of the Council of Ephesus (431 AD). Ephesus, the third general
ecumenical council, was convened by order of Emperor Theodosius II to
settle the Nestorian heresy. A large number of high-ranking church
leaders attended, headed by Patriarch Cyril of Alexandria. The
principle decision of the Council was the condemnation of
Nestorius. The Council excommunicated Nestorius and condemned the
heresy, affirmed the Nicene Creed, and approved the title of Theotokos
(God-bearer) for the Virgin Mary.
The Armenian Church accepted the canons and decisions of the council
and designated a day in the liturgical calendar on the Saturday of the
Paregentan of the Assumption. The Armenian Church recognizes the first
three ecumenical councils: Nicaea (325); Constantinople (381); and
Ephesus (431), with special days in the liturgical calendar for all
three.
Ephesus is an ancient Greek city and later became the chief city of
the Roman province of Asia at the crossroads of the coastal route
between Smyrna and Cyzicus. The Temple of Ardemis in the city was one
of the great wonders of the ancient world. St. Paul took Christianity
to Ephesus (Acts 18:18-19). He stayed there for two years during his
third missionary journey.
Ephesus is one of the seven churches of Asia mentioned in the Book of
Revelation. In Chapter 2, Jesus praises the people of Ephesus for
their perseverance and hard work, however admonishes them for
forgetting their first love: their Christianity had become a faithful
ritual rather than a relationship of love to the Lord.
Ephesus, now located in Turkey in the province of Izmir, is a popular
international tourist destination.
PAREGENTAN OF THE FAST OF THE
ASSUMPTION OF THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD
This Sunday, August 7, is the Paregentan or Eve of the Fast of the
Assumption of the Holy Mother of God. This is a five-day period of
fasting (Monday to Friday) that precedes the Feast of the Assumption
of the Holy Mother which is next Sunday, August 14. Paregentan, which
means good living, is a day of enjoyment and feasting before the
beginning of a fasting period.
FROM THE BOOKSTORE.
YERGIR 2
By Hrair Hawk Khatcherian
(Text and captions in English, Armenian and French)
This is a monumental accomplishment by the well-known photographer
Hrair Hawk Khatcherian, who since 1993 has been traveling throughout
the world in search of Armenian sites to be
photographed. This volume concentrates on historic Western Armenia and
includes an article on Armenian Cilicia by Claude Mutafian. This
over-size hardcover book (14 x 11), is in beautiful color, with a
plethora of panoramic photographs. This Yergir 2 follows his earlier
Yergir published in 2005. One hopes for a Yergir 3.
Hardcover, 240 pages, $100.00
During the months of August and September the Bookstore is offering
free shipping on this book, so order it soon. It is a great gift.
KOHAR
Symphony Orchestra and Choir
This three DVD set of this popular group features their concerts at
various sites plus bonus footage.
3 DVD pack with subtitled lyrics and 172-page songbook.
$45.00, plus shipping and handling.
To place an order contact the Bookstore by email
([email protected] (mailto:[email protected])) or by
telephone (212-689-7810).
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
August 7Annual picnic of St. Stephens Church, Watertown,
Massachusetts, at Camp Haiastan in Franklin, Massachusetts, 12 noon to
5 pm. For information: 617-924-7562 or at www.soorpstepanos.org (
http://e2ma.net/go/10596923658/3817647/108394739/24882/goto:http://www.soorpstepanos.org
).
August 7Annual Shish-Kebob Picnic and Grape Blessing, St. Paul Church,
645 South Lewis Ave., Waukegan, Illinois, 12 noon to 4 pm. Armenian
dinners and pastries available. For information: 847-244-4573
(church) or 847-445-7934 (Arda).
August 13-14Annual Armenian Fest and Blessing of the Grapes, at All
Saints Armenian Church, Glenview, Illinois. Join us for a fun-filled
day and enjoy our delicious food, music, backgammon tournament,
childrens activities, and more. Admission free. For information
847-998-1989.
August 14Assumption of the Holy Mother of God, Divine Liturgy,
Blessing of the Grapes, and Indoor Picnic in John Pashalian Hall,
presented by Ladies Guild of St. Illuminators Cathedral, New York
City. Various dishes of your choice for purchase. For information
212-689-5880.
August 14Annual picnic and Blessing of the Grapes at Holy Trinity
Church, 635 Grove Street, Worcester, Massachusetts. Join us for a
fun-filled day and enjoy our delicious food, music by DJ Shaheen,
backgammon tournament, childrens activities, and more. Admission is
free. For information [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
or 508-852-2414.
August 14Sts. Vartanantz Armenian Church, Providence, Rhode Island,
Annual Picnic at Camp Haiastan, Franklin, Massachusetts, 12 noon to 6
pm, under auspices of His Eminence Archbishop Oshagan Choloyan. Divine
Liturgy will be celebrated in the Hye Hope Pavilion (lower camp) at 11
am. Free pony rides for children 2-4 pm, and the Bouncing
Bubble. Delicious shish, losh and chicken kebab and Armenian pastries
available all day. Live music provided by Michael Gregian and
Ensemble. Madagh and Blessing of the Grapes at 4 pm with the New
England clergy participating. All welcome. For information:
401-831-6399.
August 17Prayer Day dedicated to the Holy Mother of God (Soorp
Asdvadzadzin) and Blessing of the Grapes, officiated by
Rev. Fr. Mesrob Lakissian, at the Armenian Home for Aged, 137-31 45th
Avenue, Flushing, New York 11355. The Service, which will begin at 11
a.m., is open to the public.
August 21St. Asdvadzadzin Church, Whitinsville, Massachusetts,
presents the greatest picnic in New England. Presided by His Eminence
Archbishop Oshagan Choloyan, Prelate, with participation of clergy
from the New England area. All invited.
August 28St. Sarkis Church, Douglaston, New York, Annual Picnic on
church grounds following church services. Delicious Shish and Luleh
Kebob (and more); music by DJ Shant. Special KidZone with all kinds of
fun activities; sports for youth; tavloo tournament. For information:
718-224-2275.
September 11Picnic-Festival, sponsored by St. Gregory Church and
St. Michael Parish on Main Street in North Andover Town Center
(Massachusetts), 1 to 6 pm. Main Street in front of both parishes will
be closed to traffic. Delicious Armenian and American cuisine;
Armenian and American music; games and activities; plenty of free
parking. For information: 978-685-5038 (St. Gregory) or 978-686-4050
(St. Michael).
September 16Annual Golf Tournament, All Saints Armenian Church,
Glenview, Illinois. For details contact Hagop Soulakian, 847-858-7685.
September 18Annual picnic of St. Stephens Church, New
Britain-Hartford, Connecticut, at the Quartette Club grounds, Wooster
Street, New Britain, beginning at noon. All invited to enjoy Armenian
food, delicacies, music and hospitality. Admission is free.
September 19St. Stephens Armenian School/ACEC, Watertown,
Massachusetts, 16th Annual Golf Outing at Framingham Country Club. For
golf or sponsor information: 781-326-5764.
September 268th Annual Golf Outing, Sterling National Country Club,
Sterling, Massachusetts, sponsored by the Mens Club of the Holy
Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church, Worcester, Massachusetts. For
information contact Kap Kaprielian [email protected]
(mailto:[email protected]) or call 508-872-9629.
October 23Student Festival in celebration of the Year of the Armenian
Child. Details will follow.
Web pages of the parishes can be accessed through the Prelacys web
site.
To ensure the timely arrival of Crossroads in your electronic mailbox,
add [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) to
your address book.
Items in Crossroads can be reproduced without permission. Please
credit Crossroads as the source.
Parishes of the Eastern Prelacy are invited to send information about
their major events to be included in the calendar. Send to:
[email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
From: A. Papazian