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  Aram I will not participate in Holy Cross church mass in Akhtamar  August 27, 2010 - 17:46 AMTPanARMENIAN.Net - Catholicos of the Great House of Cilicia His Holiness Aram I refused to participate in the mass at Holy Cross church in Akhtamar island. Continuing with the Genocide denial policy, Turkey just makes a show of tolerance to deceive the international community, said the press office of the Catholicosate of Cilicia. “Turkey attempts to exploit the Armenian nation for its political purposes, once again practicing deception. Yet, it’s common knowledge that over 2000 Armenian churches situated in Western Armenia and Cilicia lie in ruins. Turkey can deceive no one by turning a single church into a tourist facility and museum. The Catholicos of the Great House of Cilicia will always be demanding recognition of Armenian Genocide and indemnification for moral and material damages from Turkey,” the statement said.  Top stories The Ministry said that almost 350 prisoners have been caught posting to Facebook via smuggled Web-enabled smartphone devices. On July 31, 1932, she was crowned Miss World despite competition from 27 countries, winning Turkey’s first title. 87 percent of Afghan women report having experienced physical, sexual or psychological violence or forced marriage. Tigran Sargsyan: today we live in a period of internal contradictions that result in emergence of crisis.   |  Related sections Latest news Armenian place of worship demolished in Turkey  Malatya Mayor Ahmet Çakır gave verbal permission for building the place of worship on orders by Malatya Governor Ulvi Saran.Lebanese Armenian MP thanks French envoy for genocide bill adoption Shant Janjanian a thank-you letter to the French envoy to Lebanon, Denis Pietton, for the bill that recently passed the Senate.Puerto Rico to export iguana meat The island has roughly 4 million iguanas, which is a little more than the population of the U.S. Caribbean territory itself.Apple, Samsung to have lion share of smartphone profit in 2012 Maynard Um believes Apple and Samsung will combine to account for more than half of smartphone industry revenues in 2012. |
