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Armenian Christmas: A Celebration of Faith and Tradition
January 6, 2025
Armenian Christmas, celebrated on January 6th, holds a unique place in the liturgical calendar and Armenian cultural traditions. For Armenians around the world, this day

Mythical Creatures in Armenian Mythology: Legends and Folklore
September 10, 2024
Armenian mythology is a rich tapestry of gods, heroes, and mythical creatures that have shaped the cultural heritage of the Armenian people. These mythical beings,

St. Grigor Lusavorich Cathedral
September 4, 2024
St. Grigor Lusavorich Cathedral, one of the largest and most awe-inspiring cathedrals in Armenia, serves as a monumental symbol of the 1700th anniversary of Armenia’s

Armenian Churches: A Journey Through Faith and Architecture
August 9, 2024
Armenia, the first nation to adopt Christianity as its state religion in 301 AD, is home to a wealth of historic churches and monasteries that