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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH IN FRESNO MARKS 111TH ANNIVERSARY
PanARMENIAN.Net
February 3, 2012 - 10:51 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Western Prelate Archbishop Moushegh Mardirossian
celebrated Divine Liturgy and delivered his message at Holy Trinity
Church in Fresno on January 29 on the occasion of the 111th anniversary
of the church. Parish Pastor Rev. Fr. Vahan Gosdanian and deacons
assisted at the altar.
Prior to the sermon, the Prelate gave thanks to Almighty God for
granting the blessed day together to celebrate Divine Liturgy the
111th anniversary of the parish. Reflecting on the Pontifical Visit
of His Holiness Catholicos Aram I to the Church and Sunday School
in October of last year, the Prelate noted that His Holiness places
a great deal of importance and priority to educating our youth and
providing them with the necessary knowledge and tools to develop their
unique Armenian Christian identity, and that we are all called to do
the same, for our youth are the future leaders who will continue in
our path and that of our forefathers, which is why we must instill
and root in them our faith, values, and heritage from a young age so
that they are fully prepared to take the lead.
Approximately 200 guests were in attendance, Asbarez reported.
PanARMENIAN.Net
February 3, 2012 - 10:51 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Western Prelate Archbishop Moushegh Mardirossian
celebrated Divine Liturgy and delivered his message at Holy Trinity
Church in Fresno on January 29 on the occasion of the 111th anniversary
of the church. Parish Pastor Rev. Fr. Vahan Gosdanian and deacons
assisted at the altar.
Prior to the sermon, the Prelate gave thanks to Almighty God for
granting the blessed day together to celebrate Divine Liturgy the
111th anniversary of the parish. Reflecting on the Pontifical Visit
of His Holiness Catholicos Aram I to the Church and Sunday School
in October of last year, the Prelate noted that His Holiness places
a great deal of importance and priority to educating our youth and
providing them with the necessary knowledge and tools to develop their
unique Armenian Christian identity, and that we are all called to do
the same, for our youth are the future leaders who will continue in
our path and that of our forefathers, which is why we must instill
and root in them our faith, values, and heritage from a young age so
that they are fully prepared to take the lead.
Approximately 200 guests were in attendance, Asbarez reported.