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    PRESS OFFICE
    Diocese of the Armenian Church of America (Eastern)
    630 Second Avenue, New York, NY 10016
    Contact: Chris Zakian
    Tel: (212) 686-0710 or (973) 943-8697
    E-mail: [email protected]
    Web: http://www.armenianchurch-ed.net



    ** TOP STORY May 29, 2014
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    Ascension
    James Tissot's "The Ascension" (1886-1894).


    ** Feast of the Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    Today, May 29, the Armenian Church celebrates the Feast of the
    Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ. The day marks the ascent of our
    Lord into heaven, on the 40th day after his resurrection.

    In the Bible, the opening chapter of the Book of Acts presents the
    classic account of Christ's ascension, where Jesus preaches to the
    disciples on the Mount of Olives, and then, `while they beheld, he was
    taken up; and a cloud received him out of their sight' (Acts
    1:9). Luke (who is also the author of Acts) in the closing verses of
    his gospel reports that `while [Jesus] blessed them, he was parted
    from them, and carried up into heaven' (Lk 24:51). St. Paul gives us
    the earliest reference to Christ's presence in heaven, in his Epistle
    to the Romans (Rom 10:5-7).

    The Feast of the Ascension (`Hampartsoum' in Armenian) has been
    celebrated in the universal church since ancient times. Modern
    scholarship traces its observance to the 4th century. The Nicene Creed
    (A.D. 325), chanted in the Armenian Church during every Divine
    Liturgy, asserts that Christ `ascended into heaven with the same body
    and sat at the right hand of the Father.'

    Today, a sanctuary on the Mount of Olives marks the place where the
    Ascension of our Lord occurred; for centuries the Brotherhood of
    St. James at the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem has held a vespers
    service and vigil in the sanctuary on the eve of the Feast of the
    Ascension.

    Click here
    (http://www.armenianchurch-ed.net/feasts/ascension-of-the-lord/about-the-ascension/?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to learn more about the feast day.


    Holy Land


    ** Young Pilgrims to Depart for Holy Land
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    A group of 29 youth leaders from 27 parishes throughout the Eastern
    Diocese will set out on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land on Sunday, June
    1.

    The pilgrimage will be led by Diocesan Primate Archbishop Khajag
    Barsamian. The Primate will be assisted by the Rev. Fr. Hovsep
    Karapetyan, pastor of St. Mary Church of Washington, DC; Maria
    Derderian, youth minister at St. James Church of Watertown, MA, and
    St. Nersess seminarian Arpi Nakashian.

    The young pilgrims will visit the Church of the Nativity of Christ in
    Bethlehem, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, and the
    Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem, among other great sites of
    biblical history. They will learn about the Armenian presence in the
    Holy Land, and explore ways to strengthen their leadership roles at
    the parish and Diocesan levels. The trip will run through June 10.

    Look for a daily account of the group's experiences, with photos,
    beginning Monday in the blog spot on the homepage of the Diocesan
    website.



    ** Scripture of the Week
    ------------------------------------------------------------

    Acts 23:12-25
    1 Jn 5:13-21
    Jn 12:12-23


    ** Prayer of the Week
    ------------------------------------------------------------

    I glorify you, God the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, and give
    thanks to him who has kept me in peace this night, to him who has led
    me from darkness to light, from death to life, from ignorance to the
    knowledge of his truth. Amen.


    ** Upcoming Saints & Feasts
    ------------------------------------------------------------

    29 May: Feast of the Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ

    1 June: Second Palm Sunday


    ** CHURCH NEWS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    His Holiness Karekin II and His Holiness Aram I
    His Holiness Aram I and His Holiness Karekin II place wreaths at the
    Sardarabad monument in Armenia.


    ** Armenia Prepares to Observe Genocide Centennial
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    Preparations are underway in Armenia for the commemoration of the 100
    years since the Armenian Genocide of 1915.

    This week His Holiness Karekin II, Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of
    All Armenians, and His Holiness Aram I, Catholicos of the Great House
    of Cilica, attended a meeting of the committee in Armenia coordinating
    the commemoration events. Also in attendance at the meeting were
    Armenia's President Serge Sargsyan, President of Nagorno-Karabagh Bako
    Sahakyan, and His Beatitude Nerses Bedros XIX, Patriarch of the
    Armenian Catholic Church.

    `The centennial of the Armenian Genocide is an opportunity for us to
    come together as a nation, to honor the heroic sacrifices of our
    martyrs,' His Holiness Karekin II said in his address to the
    committee. `It is an occasion to celebrate our Armenian Christian
    identity, to reaffirm our commitment to building up a strong and
    independent Armenia, and to reinforce the bonds of brotherly love that
    unite all of our communities across the world.'

    Among the topics discussed at the meeting were the construction of a
    new Komitas Museum in Yerevan, the renovation of the Dzidzernagapert
    memorial, and the expansion of the Armenian Genocide Museum.

    Earlier in the week, His Holiness Karekin II welcomed His Holiness
    Aram I to the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, where they led a prayer
    service. On May 28, the 96th anniversary of the establishment of
    Armenia's first republic, they visited the Sardarabad monument, where
    the Armenian forces stopped the advance of the Ottoman army in
    1918. They were joined by Patriarch Nerses Bedros XIX, President
    Sargsyan, and President Sahakyan. A requiem service was held for those
    who fell in the great battle.

    Click here
    (http://easterndiocese.smugmug.com/ArmenianChurchAroundtheWorld/Genocide-Commemoration/?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to view photos of this week's events.


    ** DIOCESAN NEWS
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    Holy Etchmiadzin


    ** Catholicos Congratulates Primate
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    This week, His Holiness Karekin II, the Supreme Patriarch and
    Catholicos of All Armenians, sent a congratulatory letter to
    Archbishop Khajag Barsamian on the occasion of the latter's
    re-election as Primate of the Eastern Diocese.

    `We congratulate you and the Diocesan delegates, and approve your
    election with our blessings,' wrote His Holiness. `We are confident
    that you will productively continue your important, dutiful mission,
    for the glory of God and for the prosperity of your Diocese and our
    holy Apostolic church.'

    Catholicos Karekin concluded by exhorting continued support of the
    Primate from `the dedicated clergy and faithful of the Eastern
    Diocese.'

    Archbishop Barsamian was re-elected to a seventh term of service as
    Primate on May 2, during the annual Diocesan Assembly, which met this
    year in New York City. His Holiness' letter was the final element of
    the election process: according to the Diocesan Bylaws, the candidate
    chosen by the Diocesan Assembly becomes the duly constituted Primate
    upon confirmation by the Catholicos of All Armenians.


    Saro Kalayjian
    Saro Kalayjian will graduate from St. Nersess Seminary on Friday.


    ** St. Nersess Seminary Graduation to be Held Friday
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    On Friday, May 30, St. Nersess Armenian Seminary will celebrate the
    graduation of sub-deacon Saro Kalayjian.

    Sub-deacon Saro grew up attending St. Mary Church of Washington, DC,
    where his father, the Rev. Fr. Vertanes Kalayjian, served as a pastor
    for many years. He entered St. Nersess Seminary in 2010 to pursue a
    master of divinity degree and to prepare for the priesthood in the
    Armenian Church.

    The graduation ceremony will begin with a vespers service at 4 p.m. in
    the seminary chapel. A reception will follow. The public is welcome to
    attend. For information, call the seminary at (914) 636-2003.


    Holy Cross Church in Van
    Holy Cross Church, a precious jewel of Armenian architecture, on
    Aghtamar island in Lake Van.


    ** 2014 Pilgrimage to Historic Armenia
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    Registration is open for the Eastern Diocese's pilgrimage to historic
    Armenia, scheduled for September 3 to 15, 2014.

    Participants will celebrate the Divine Liturgy at Holy Cross Church on
    the island of Aghtamar, and take part in prayer services at the
    St. Giragos Armenian Church of Dikranagert and the St. Gregory Church
    in Kayseri.

    The pilgrimage also includes visits to other cities of historic
    Armenia=80'Kharpert, Malatya, and Sepastia, and other locales. The
    journey will include a stop in Istanbul, where pilgrims will visit the
    Armenian Patriarchate.

    Click here
    (http://gallery.mailchimp.com/727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5/files/ad91cda0-34fa-42b7-b588-a5bcf6647c30.pdf?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to view a flyer for registration information. To view a short film
    about the Diocese's 2012 pilgrimage to historic Armenia, click here
    (http://armenianchurch.us1.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5&id=7032ba0d16&e= 3aa2e2c3e9&utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    .


    Tatev monastery, Armenia
    The monastery of Datev in Armenia.


    ** FAR Young Professionals Trip
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    The Fund for Armenian Relief's project director Arto Vorperian
    recently gave an interview about FAR's upcoming Young Professionals
    Trip. Mr. Vorperian, who has been leading the trip since its inception
    19 years ago, discussed the mission and history of the program. Click
    here
    (http://bit.ly/1klhVaO?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to read the interview on FAR's blog.

    The trip is an ideal opportunity for young professionals between the
    ages of 23 and 40 to travel to Armenia as a group, and to go beyond a
    tourist's itinerary to learn firsthand about Armenia's place in the
    world. Participants visit FAR's projects, engage in dialogue with
    religious and government leaders, and gain an understanding of how
    Armenia's future is being shaped with the support of the diaspora.

    For the first time in its history, the Fund for Armenian Relief's
    Young Professionals Trip is offering prospective travelers several
    travel options to choose from. In addition to the basic tour of
    Armenia, which runs from July 7 to 14, participants can extend their
    trip by adding a week either in historic Armenia (July 14 to 19) or
    Nagorno-Karabagh (July 15 to 19).

    Click here
    (http://bit.ly/1mhDA83?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to learn more about this year's program, or contact Arto Vorperian at
    [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) for information.


    ** PARISH NEWS
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    Mesrob Mashdots Blvd in Providence
    Fr. Shnork Souin and Mayor Angel Tavares hold up the new street sign.


    ** Providence Street Named After Mesrob Mashdots
    ------------------------------------------------------------

    On Sunday, May 4, Providence Mayor Angel Tavares visited the city's
    Sts. Sahag and Mesrob Armenian Church. Following the celebration of
    the Divine Liturgy, the Rev. Fr. Shnork Souin, parish pastor, blessed
    Mayor Tavares and offered a prayer for the city of Providence and the
    state of Rhode Island.

    The mayor renamed Jefferson Street-the home of Sts. Sahag and Mesrob
    Church-Mesrob Mashdots Boulevard. A new sign was dedicated on this
    occasion, and Mayor Tavares spoke about the contributions of the
    Armenian community.

    The mayor's visit was one of a series of events the parish has planned
    to observe its 100th anniversary. The centennial celebration will
    culminate in June with a weekend of services and events (see the
    events section below).


    St. Stepanos Church, Elberon, NJ
    Fr. Daniel Karadjian congratulates Aida Kado, recipient of the
    parish's "Mother and Woman of the Year Award."


    ** Mother's Day Dinner in Elberon
    ------------------------------------------------------------

    On Saturday, May 14, St. Stepanos Church of Elberon, NJ, hosted a
    Mother's Day dinner and presented its `Mother and Woman of the Year
    Award' to parish council chair Aida Kado.

    Master of ceremonies Krikor Toufayan welcomed parishioners and guests
    to the dinner. Students of the parish Armenian School gave several
    performances. Altar server Maurice Lahham surprised the audience with
    a piano recital and sang a song accompanied by his piano teacher.

    Roberta Ervine, professor of Armenian Studies at St. Nersess Armenian
    Seminary in New Rochelle, NY, gave a presentation titled `Armenian
    Mothers of Faith.' She spoke about the ancient Armenian city of Ani,
    the role of women during that period, and the significance of
    motherhood in Armenian culture.

    Fr. Daniel Karadjian, parish pastor, spoke about the honoree's
    devotion to the church. Letters of congratulations were read from
    clergy and guests who could not be present at the May 14
    event. Mrs. Kado's children spoke with love and respect about their
    mother, and several parishioners reflected on her many contributions
    to St. Stepanos Church.

    The event was chaired by Yn. Mariam Karadjian, and sponsored by the
    Lahham family. Click here
    (http://smu.gs/1nypcw4?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to view photos.


    Upcoming events


    ** Upcoming Parish Events
    ------------------------------------------------------------

    St. Mary Church | Livingston, NJ
    St. Mary Church of Livingston, NJ, will host pianist Karine Poghosyan
    in concert on Saturday, May 31. The concert will be held in the
    church's Toufayan Hall beginning at 7:30 p.m. Click here
    (http://gallery.mailchimp.com/727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5/images/3ece430c-e14c-496d-bb8c-a1eba00edc43.jpg?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to view a flyer for information.

    St. Mary Church will host a golf outing on Thursday, June 5, at the
    Rock Spring Club in West Orange, NJ. The day begins at 11:30 a.m. and
    concludes with a reception and dinner scheduled for 5:30
    p.m. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Click here
    (http://armenianchurch.us1.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5&id=34fd82e036&e= 3aa2e2c3e9&utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to download a flyer and registration form.

    St. Leon Church | Fair Lawn, NJ
    St. Leon Church of Fair Lawn, NJ, will host its annual picnic on
    Sunday, June 1, from 12 to 5 p.m., on church grounds. In the spirit of
    the traditional Armenian tashtahantes (open-country feast), the menu
    will include chicken, lamb or luleh kebab with salad, boureg, and
    pilaf. The Michael Gostanian ensemble will perform. Click here
    (http://armenianchurch.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5&id=82fbc0406f&e= 3aa2e2c3e9&utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to view a flyer for information, or call the church office at (201)
    791-2862.

    St. Leon Church will host an evening with young Armenian filmmakers
    from Columbia University on Thursday, June 12 at 7 p.m. View
    screenings of five short films and hear from the directors. Click here
    (http://gallery.mailchimp.com/727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5/files/67252167-fd37-4a07-9299-bd413e3d3b41.pdf?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to view a flyer for information.

    St. Gregory the Enlightener Church | White Plains, NY
    St. Gregory the Enlightener Church of White Plains, NY, will host its
    annual picnic on Sunday, June 8, from 12 to 6 p.m. Enjoy music by the
    John Vartan Ensemble, homemade Armenian mezze and pastries, luleh and
    chicken kebab, raffles, and other activities. Click here
    (http://armenianchurch.us1.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5&id=047ac5fa89&e= 3aa2e2c3e9&utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to view a flyer for information, or call (914) 428-2595.

    St. James Church | Watertown, MA
    St. James Church of Watertown, MA, will host its annual picnic and
    Armenian Festival on Sunday, June 8, on church grounds. Enjoy Armenian
    food, live music, activities for children, and more. Click here
    (http://armenianchurch.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5&id=1e0eba0f3c&e= 3aa2e2c3e9&utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to view a flyer for information.

    St. Peter Church | Watervliet, NY
    St. Peter Church of Watervliet, NY, will host its annual Armenian
    Festival on June 7 and 8, on church grounds. Enjoy kebob meals, music
    by the John Berberian Ensemble, cooking demonstrations, church tours,
    carnival games for children, and more during this weekend-long
    event. Click here
    (http://armenianchurch.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5&id=698104a53c&e= 3aa2e2c3e9&utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to visit the parish website for information, or call the church office
    at (518) 274-3673.

    Sts. Sahag and Mesrob Church | Providence, RI
    The Cultural Committee of Sts. Sahag and Mesrob Church of Providence,
    RI, will host its annual Children's Talent Show on Saturday, May 31,
    at 7 p.m. in the church's Egavian Cultural Center. Enjoy performances
    by the Nazeli Dance Group, art exhibitions of student work, and
    more. Click here
    (http://gallery.mailchimp.com/727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5/files/57a56d5c-0468-4e7f-aee8-e4c4c2ac3836.pdf?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to view a flyer for information.

    The centennial celebration at Sts. Sahag and Mesrob Church will
    culminate the weekend of June 13. On Friday, June 13, Maestro
    Konstantin Petrossian will lead the Armenian chorales and orchestra of
    Rhode Island and Greater Worcester in a concert celebrating a century
    of faith, hope, and light. The concert will be held in Cranston, RI,
    and will feature soloists from Armenia, Rhode Island, Massachusetts,
    and New York. Click here
    (http://bit.ly/1wu9S5k?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    for information.

    On Saturday, June 14, the parish will host a gala banquet at the
    Marriott Hotel in Providence. The mistress of ceremonies will be Rhode
    Island State Representative Katherine Kazarian. The Rev. Fr. Mardiros
    Chevian, dean of St. Nersess Seminary, will give the keynote
    address. On Sunday, June 15, Archbishop Khajag Barsamian, Diocesan
    Primate, will celebrate the Divine Liturgy. A centennial khatchar will
    be dedicated after the service.


    ** YOUTH NEWS
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    ACYOA Assembly and Sports Weekend
    ACYOA Central Council members with Archbishop Barsamian at the General
    Assembly.


    ** ACYOA General Assembly and Sports Weekend
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    Youth and clergy from across the Eastern Diocese gathered in New York
    City last weekend for the 68th annual ACYOA General Assembly.

    The two-day meeting, held May 22-23 at the Diocesan Center in
    Manhattan, and the annual Sports Weekend activities that followed,
    were hosted by the ACYOA chapter of Holy Martyrs Church of Bayside,
    NY. Archbishop Khajag Barsamian, Diocesan Primate, presided over the
    General Assembly and delivered a message to delegates on Friday
    morning.

    More than 500 people took part in Sports Weekend activities, which
    included a cruise on the Hudson River and the annual awards
    banquet. On Sunday, May 25, the Rev. Fr. Abraham Malkhasyan celebrated
    the Divine Liturgy at Holy Martyrs Church in Bayside, NY. Archbishop
    Yeghishe Gizirian blessed the new ACYOA Central Council during an
    installation service following the Divine Liturgy.

    Click on the following links to read more
    (http://bit.ly/1wujSvu?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    and to view photos
    (http://smu.gs/1nHLpWa?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    .


    ACYOA Hye Mrtsoom
    ACYOA Juniors make sandwiches for a local shelter during last
    weekend's Hye M'rtsoom program.


    ** St. James Church Hosts Hye M'rtsoom
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    ACYOA Juniors gathered over Memorial Day weekend at St. James Church
    of Watertown, MA, for the 39th annual Hye M'rtsoom program. The parish
    hosted a record-breaking 248 participants from 16 parishes across the
    Diocese.

    The Rev. Fr. Arakel Aljalian, pastor of St. James Church; Yn. Natasha
    Aljalian; and St. James youth minister Maria Derderian worked
    alongside dedicated community members to ensure the success of the
    weekend.

    All events were held at the St. James Church's Charles Mosesian
    Cultural and Youth Center, and participants were housed with local
    families. Jennifer Morris, the Diocese's director of Youth and Young
    Adult Ministries, was present throughout the weekend, and delivered
    the =80=9CInsights' message at the conclusion of the morning service
    on Saturday. The service was led by the Rev. Fr. Vasken Kouzouian,
    pastor of Holy Trinity Church of Cambridge, MA.

    On Sunday, May 25, the Very Rev. Fr. Simeon Odabashian, Diocesan
    Vicar, celebrated the Divine Liturgy. His sermon focused on the
    weekend's theme of `Find Your Greatness.' On Sunday evening,
    participants gathered for a banquet and dance.

    Click on the following links for a complete list of sports winners
    (http://gallery.mailchimp.com/727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5/files/b40afcf0-c41e-43fa-8304-40980ed21b40.pdf?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    and to view photos
    (http://smu.gs/1mMjMtM?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    from Hye M'rtsoom.


    ** EVENTS
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    Clash


    ** Summer Concert on the Cathedral Plaza
    ------------------------------------------------------------

    St. Vartan Armenian Cathedral will host `A Night Under the Stars'
    featuring the Huyser Music Ensemble on Friday, June 6, on the
    cathedral plaza. The event is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m.

    The evening's program-`Project 2 Clash'=80'will feature a `clash' of
    different musical instruments, talents, and genres. It will include
    Armenian pop and folk music, contemporary jazz, and Spanish guitar
    music.

    Click here
    (http://www.armenianchurch-ed.net/uploaded_files/tinymce/files/eventspdf/ClashFlyer2014.pdf?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)
    to view a flyer for ticket information, or visit www.huysermusic.org
    (http://www.huysermusic.org/?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign'9d393691-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email&utm_term= 0_3f0172fcf2-949d393691-159688434)

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