
Armenia: When ‘Cancel Culture’ Means Canceling a Culture
What exactly is at the heart of the most recent troubles in Armenia?
What exactly is at the heart of the most recent troubles in Armenia?
NEWS ANALYSIS: Memories of the genocide at the hands of the Ottoman Turks 100 years ago are still fresh.
On Oct. 5, Pope Francis gave a recap of his recent trip to Georgia and Azerbaijan, praising their faith and cultural roots.
The Holy Father’s visit concluded his three-nation papal tour of the Caucasus region of former Soviet republics. He visited Armenia in June.
The June 24-26 visit to the world’s first Christian state culminated in a joint declaration calling for ‘more decisive collaboration’ in theology, prayer and promotion of Christian values.
On his return trip, the Holy Father fielded questions about a range of subjects, including the role of the Pope Emeritus, the Pan-Orthodox Council, the Reformation, women deaconesses and Brexit.
On his return flight today back from Armenia, the Holy Father said the Church must apologize to homosexual persons for having ‘marginalized’ them.
‘With great joy, we are walking together on a journey that has already taken us far,’ the Holy Father declared today at an ecumenical meeting in Yerevan, Armenia.
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