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Surprise on Sevan Highway: The sanctuary of St. Vartan in Vartenis
Lake Sevan, the largest freshwater lake of the Caucasus region, is a precious vacation spot in land-locked Armenia. For some, a journey to Lake Sevan includes visiting the Sevan Peninsula to swim and sail along its beachfronts and explore Armenian food stands and souvenir vendors. The foremost cultural attraction of Lake Sevan is the medieval Sevanavank Monastery, which for centuries housed wayward Armenian monks doing penance.
Surprise on Sevan Highway: The Sanctuary of St. Vartan in Vartenis
By Lucine Kasbarian Lake Sevan, the largest fresh water lake of the Caucasus region,is a precious vacation spot within land-locked Armenia. For some, a journey to Lake Sevan includes visiting the Sevan Peninsula to swim and sail along its beachfronts, and to explore Armenian food stands and souvenir vendors. The foremost cultural attraction of Lake Sevan is the medieval Sevanavank monastery, which for centuries housed wayward Armenian monks doing penance.
A man for all seasons: Rev. Fr. Mesrob Lakissian
Der Mesrob at his ordination, with Richard Sarajian, his godfather, and Diramayr Isgouhi, of blessed memory, Nov. 20, 2005. The novelist Raffi, perhaps the most influential figure in 19th-century Armenian literature, once said: “We have never had a prosperous clergy. We have only had a few revered churchmen.” Der Mesrob is one such churchman.
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