Armenian Mass 

JE FREY HUN, it's Armenian w/ a capital letter. mersi

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@@boshgezenyan5935Mainly, God with capital letter. Orhneal Astvac.

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I am Greek orthodox and would be much better minus the organ or is that a harmonium ? Destroyed the feeling

@@nickstone3113 It's an organ. And, NO WAY does that ORGAN destroy the feeling. By the way: Are you tone deaf?!? As for myself, I'm a Bass Singer, at my local County Choir.

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are you mixed armenian polish? or diaspora armenian in poland? i am polish armenian and have never met another. sorry to use english but my polish is too poor and i cannot write polish

It's still common, I've seen many liturgies from His Holiness Karekin and His Holiness Aram using them, seems they are more common in the Holy See of Etchmiadzin and such important big churches

Western elements of the Mass, such as unleavened bread, the organ, the miter as headdress for bishops, making the sign of the cross from left to right, and many other things were adopted by the Armenian Rite during the time of the Crusades-these were influences that Latin Catholics had on the Armenians during this time, as many Latins were in the area for a long time during the Crusades. The Maronites also adopted many Western customs during this time.

@@mikehatem9570 The Armenian Apostolic Church, as with the remainder of the Oriental Orthodox Churches always made the cross in the direction of left to right. We were never Eastern Orthodox.

@@arthursirkejyan9607 Yea, that's interesting-I think the Copts were the same way, always making the sign of the cross from left to right

@@mikehatem9570 The Copts belong to our Sister Church, we are in Communion, as with the Syriacs, Ethiopians, and Malankara.

Good request. There are two good bookstores: Abril Books, and St. VArtan Bookstore which might have something. I will look I might have a link.

La estructura de la Santa Misa (Սուրբ Պատարագ) tiene dos grandes secciones: Liturgia de la Palabra o de los Catecúmenos (Հաւատացելոց Պատարագ) y Liturgia de la Eucarístía o de los Fieles (Երախայից Պատարագ). La división viene de la época en la que los catecúmenos, es decir, los que se estaban preparando mediante catequesis para recibir el Bautismo, sólo escuchaban la primera parte de la Misa y luego se tenían que retirar, ya que todavía no estaban preparados para recibir la Comunión; por eso a la primera parte se la conoce como Misa de los Catecúmenos. En la segunda parte, sólo quedaban los bautizados, por lo que a esa segunda parte se la conoce como Misa de los Fieles.

@@ParroquiaNarek Es parecido al rito romano.

Parejosutiámp (Բարեխօսութեամբ) se llama el himno. Es el himno del incienso. Es la versión B) del compositor Magar Egmalián (Մակար Եկմալեան).

Thankyou, i was looking for thise

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