Aghan

Speakers

• Speaker 1 0:00
• Speaker 2 0:11

1. 0:00

   Kapitul 1: So firstly again, it's a pleasure. 299s · Speaker 1

   So firstly again, it's a pleasure. Would you mind telling me what is your position in the Armenian Church? I'm the Chancellor of the Armenian Piatriarchate. I'm responsible of the Chancellor. So anything connected to the foreign relations t…

2. 5:00

   Kapitul 2: lot of Armenians to leave the country not only here but also in all over the Middle East a lot of Christians they are leaving this country and they go to Europe, Canada, United States, Australia, South America I mean different places so after genocide although the Armenian Piyati Archeid accommodated all these people but they fled from genocide but they didn't have the life that quality of life everybody needs to have yes so as a result of that after armenian genocide some people also they found their i would say safe heaven in other countries like in united states in europe and kind of in different places so this diaspora played a magnetic role to catch and to pull the Armenians to their places also Jerusalem is not something that it is strange that a lot of Armenians will also go from here to other countries so this is why until today not We are not losing a lot of Armenians, what we used to do in the past, but still a lot of Christians and in them also some Armenians, they are leaving the country. 85s · Speaker 2

   lot of Armenians to leave the country not only here but also in all over the Middle East a lot of Christians they are leaving this country and they go to Europe, Canada, United States, Australia, South America I mean different places so aft…

3. 6:26

   Kapitul 3: The demographics are going down? 303s · Speaker 1

   The demographics are going down? Yeah. When was it the peak? After genocide. How many people, how many Armenians? They say that... When you say the Holy Land, you mean also Jordan? No, only Palestine. Yes. But a lot of Armenians, for exampl…

4. 11:30

   Kapitul 4: you feel when it was a hundred years in memory of the genocide when you gave that speech? 303s · Speaker 1

   you feel when it was a hundred years in memory of the genocide when you gave that speech? First of all it's not easy because I'm telling you okay Wherever you put Armenians, they open a small motherland there and start to do their work and …

5. 16:33

   Kapitul 5: religion. 302s · Speaker 2

   religion. That's it. We have our own church. Incredible. And the reason I'm asking all this about, let's say, earthly concepts of estate and finance is because my work, the work I'm writing, deals with Jesus' teaching about possessions. In …

6. 21:36

   Kapitul 6: our presence, our Christian presence here. 163s · Speaker 2

   our presence, our Christian presence here. So what will happen? So our patriarchs decided that, let us imagine there is another word, it's not Crimea, I don't know, Ukraine, for example. And it is going to continue like... So at that time, …

7. 24:22

   Kapitul 7: Sustainability. 303s · Speaker 1

   Sustainability. Yes, sustainability. And you use the term the patriarchy's treasury. Yeah. When you, after Crimea war, they looked into the treasury. In the eyes of the Armenian church and the patriarchy, who, this money does not belong to …

8. 29:25

   Kapitul 8: see the connection between these two verses? 301s · Speaker 1

   see the connection between these two verses? So, first of all, we have older people, older, I mean, in our community, that they are not capable of doing the things they're on their own, and they need assistance living. These people, in the …

9. 34:26

   Kapitul 9: We are just today the guardians of this place. 298s · Speaker 2

   We are just today the guardians of this place. Tomorrow, we are not the owners. Tomorrow we will be, for example, we will not be even in this world. Some other people will come and they will guard and they will do the same thing for the peo…