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Biden’s historic statement marked the first official recognition of the genocide by a U.S. president, and the first time since Reagan that a sitting president referred to the genocide by name.
Cardinal Sandri said we can be consoled knowing that those who lost their lives in the Armenian genocide 106 years ago are “friends of God.”
Saturday, April 24, marks the 106th anniversary of the beginning of the Armenian genocide in 2015.
Members of Congress said that Tuesday’s vote was a significant step toward fighting silence and ignorance on the matter.
German author and researcher Michael Hesemann discusses the Vatican’s efforts to bring an end to the killings of Armenian Christians carried out by the Ottoman Empire.
‘The Holy Father comes (in) appreciation to the Armenian nation, for their fidelity to Christianity, to their faith, to their resistance and to their culture,’ said Archbishop Raphael Minassian, the Armenian ordinary of Eastern Europe.
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NEWS ANALYSIS: The shared experience of cultural devastation is a fierce source of Armenian identity.
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