Tag Archives: Armenia

“Grant us the overflow of love and good works”

Posted on April 6, 2012 by

Shortly after 5.15pm on Maundy Thursday – at Holy Trinity Armenian Church, a few hundred yards from St Chrysostom’s  … The curtain before the altar – the veil of separation – drew back and Fr Garegin began the Service of … Continue reading →

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Mary for all people

Posted on May 9, 2011 by

Belligerently beautiful, Queen of all fat women, Defender of the unloved. Penelope Dent’s poem My Fat Virgin, describes and praises the Virgin Mary as  a large, jolly, motherly figure, eating pork pies. Ildelphonsus of Toledo gives a  more traditional reflection of the … Continue reading →

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Prayers for victims of the Armenian Genocide

Posted on April 29, 2009 by

Our remembrance and prayers were echoed across the world by millions. In Armenia, the President and the Armenian Catholicos, Karekin II,  came together in Yerevan to lay flowers at the memorial there. Penny

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Armenian footwashing

Posted on April 15, 2009 by

On the edge of our parish is a small 140yr old Armenian Church. It is the only Armenian Church in Britain outside London. It serves a dispersed community in the North West. Fr Jirayr, from Paris, is serving the church … Continue reading →

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