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  2. Etchmiadzin Cathedral - Wikipedia

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    The cathedral stood—and continues to stand—at the center of a courtyard (a quadrangle), which by Lynch's measurements in the 1890s, was 349 feet 6 inches (106.53 m) by 335 feet 2 inches (102.16 m), making it larger than the Trinity Great Court in Cambridge, England. [25]

  3. Saint Gayane Church - Wikipedia

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    Saint Gayane Church is a three-nave domed basilica with an octagonal drum resting on four internal pillars that divide the interior of the church into three naves.The middle sections of the side naves are elevated slightly over the corner ones and roofed with vaults across the building, forming a transversal nave.

  4. Armenian Apostolic Church - Wikipedia

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    Armenian Apostolic Prelacy, New York Vank Cathedral, Isfahan. Outside of West Asia, today there are notable Armenian Apostolic congregations in various countries. In 2024, the church had 600,000 members in North America and 10,000 members in South America; they also had 25,000 members in Europe. [63]

  5. Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin - Wikipedia

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    Northern wall of the Mother See: a 110-meters long fortification lies between the old seminary building and the clock tower, at the north of the Mother Cathedral. The building is currently home to service rooms and offices. Agape Refectory building dating back to the 17th century with the adjacent souvenirs shop.

  6. List of World Heritage Sites in Armenia - Wikipedia

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    Churches in Etchmiadzin (today called Vagharshapat) include the Etchmiadzin Cathedral (founded in 301, pictured), Saint Gayane Church (630), Saint Hripsime Church (618), and Shoghakat Church (built in 1694 upon a 4th-century chapel). The Zvartnots Church was built in the 7th century but destroyed in the 10th century, possibly due to an earthquake.

  7. How to Stream Christmas Eve Mass Online and on TV - AOL

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    The special begins Sunday, Dec. 24 at 11:30 p.m. ET and concludes at 1 a.m. This special Christmas Mass from St. Peter’s Basilica has been broadcast since Pope Pius XII inaugurated the first one ...

  8. Vagharshapat - Wikipedia

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    According to Movses Khorenatsi, the area of Vagharshapat was known as Artimed (Արտիմէդ), derived from the ancient Greek deity Artemis.Later, it was renamed Avan Vardgesi (Աւան Վարդգէսի, "Town of Vardges") or Vardgesavan (Վարդգէսաւան) by Prince Vardges Manouk who rebuilt the settlement near the shores of Kasagh River, during the reign of King Orontes I Sakavakyats ...

  9. Watch live: Kyiv Orthodox cathedral hosts Christmas Eve ... - AOL

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    An Orthodox cathedral in Kyiv is hosting its Christmas Eve service today (24 December), after a decree passed earlier this year meaning Ukraine no longer has to celebrate on the same day as the ...