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Covered Along the Way
Imagine a roof that follows you as you walk. In Bologna, that is exactly what happens. The Portico of San Luca stretches for 2.4 miles, creating a covered path of hundreds of arches that leads all the way up a steep hill to the Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca at its summit. Holding the record as the world's longest covered walkway, construction on this epic structure started in 1674 to shield pilgrims from the weather during their hilltop processions. As I walked beneath

Bishop Mesrop Parsamyan
1 hour ago2 min read


Horses and Kings
They say that these four magnificent bronze horses high above Piazza San Marco in Venice are Armenian. According to a tradition, an Armenian King Tiridates presented them as a royal gift to the Roman emperor. After decorating Rome for more than four hundred years, they were transported to Byzantium by order of Emperor Constantine the Great, and were displayed at the great Hippodrome of Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire. In 1204, when Constantinople was conqu

Bishop Mesrop Parsamyan
2 days ago2 min read


The Power of Good Word
Life has a way of placing burdens on the heart slowly. A concern about tomorrow. A fear we cannot explain. A responsibility that feels too large. A sorrow we keep hidden. At first, we may keep moving as usual, but little by little, the weight begins to press down. Our thoughts become tired. Our spirit becomes restless. Even small things begin to feel heavy. That is why Scripture says, “Anxiety weighs down the human heart, but a good word cheers it up” (Proverbs 12:25). God kn

Bishop Mesrop Parsamyan
4 days ago2 min read
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