-
degree of
inconsistency in this regard.
Others spellings,
including "
catholicossate", are seen as well.
History of The
Armenian Church Archived 2004-08-12...
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agreed to
contribute $6000-$7000
yearly towards running costs. The
Catholicossate has its own
publishing house and has a
number of publications, most...
- Mayr Dajar)
which serves as the
church for the Holy See of
Cilicia (
Catholicossate of the
Great House of
Cilicia – In
Armenian "Gatoghigosaran
Medzi Danen...
-
Apostolic Church and
under the
jurisdiction of the Holy See of Cilicia. The
Catholicossate of the
Great House of
Cilicia (also
known as the Holy See of Cilicia)...
-
Church in
downtown Beirut,
Lebanon (2001) A
khackhar at the
Armenian Catholicossate of
Cilicia in Antelias,
Lebanon A
khachkar in
Sanahin A modern, Amenaprkich-type...
- in
downtown Beirut,
Lebanon (2001) A
modern khackhar at the
Armenian Catholicossate of
Cilicia in Antelias,
Lebanon Armenian Khachkar Armenian Khachkar...
- The
Saint Gregory the
Illuminator Cathedral (1940) at the
Armenian Catholicossate of Cilicia...
- 1215
Saint Gregory the
Illuminator Cathedral, Antelias, seat of the
Catholicossate of the
Great House of
Cilicia also
known as Holy See of
Cilicia Saint...
-
Jerusalem in Acre the year before.
Hromkla was also sacked,
forcing the
Catholicossate to move to Sis. Het'um was
forced to
abandon Behesni, Marash, and Tel...
- Isfahan, Iran. It is
within the
ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the
Catholicossate of the
Great House of Cilicia,
seated in Antelias,
since 1960. Before...
