E-Sunday Bulletin of St. Sarkis Church | |
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E-Sunday Bulletin of St. Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church
38-65 234th. St. Douglaston, NY, 11363
Sunday, 5/12/2024
ԵՐԿՐՈՐԴ ԾԱՂԿԱԶԱՐԴ- SECOND PALM SUNDAY
Sunday Readings:
1) Luke 19:29-48; 2) Acts 23:12-35; 1 John 5:13-21; John 12:12-23; 3)
Matthew 20:29-21:17; 4) Mark 10:46-11:11
Join us in worship this Sunday.
Morning Service 10:00 AM
Divine Liturgy 10:45 AM - Sermon 11:45 AM
Մասնակցեցէք Ս. Պատարագին՝
Առաւօտեան Ժամերգութիւն 10։00
Ս. Պատարագ 10։45- Քարոզ 11։45
Fr. Nareg Terterian, Pastor
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Inch Ga Chga-Ի՞նչ Կայ Չկայ
What’s New
The Pastor’s Update:#5
The Unnamed Feeling
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As an Armenian, I have been closely following the recent dramatic events in Armenia. For the first time since the battle of Sardarabad in 1918, a senior clergy member of the Armenian Apostolic Church is leading a movement to end the one-sided concessions that the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia has been making since November 2020.
I have been keeping up with the latest developments in Armenia by browsing through various news websites and social media platforms. Among the content that caught my attention were videos featuring interviews and presentations by Armenian clergymen. As a clergyman myself, I am aware that my judgment may be biased, but as a human being, I felt spiritually uplifted listening to the passionate responses of Archbishop Galstanyan and Archbishop Achabahyan. Their deep thinking is influenced by Christian spirituality and the theology of our church. Additionally, I found Fr. Mesrop Aramian’s discussion on the etymology of the word 'fatherland' or 'Hayrenik' particularly interesting. It originates from the biblical concept of the resting place of our ancestors. Therefore, the soil of the fatherland is considered sacred ground. I recently picked up a book called The Pastor, a Memoir by Eugene Peterson, which I had read almost ten years ago. As I read through it again, Peterson's thoughts on his "homeland" struck a chord with me, especially considering the significant losses that we as Armenians have experienced since the Armenian Genocide." Peterson writes about his home as a place that gathers stories, relationships, and memories. “This two acres of sacred landscape in the mountains of Montana has provided the material conditions for preserving a continuity of story in the course of living in eighteen residences located variously in five states and two countries. It has provided a stable location in space and time to give prayerful, meditative, discerning attention to the ways in which my life is being written into the comprehensive salvation story. It is the holy ground from which choke-cherry blossoms scent the spring air and giant ponderosa pines keep sentinel watch in the forest. It opens out on an immense glacier-cut horizon against which the invisibilities of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit form a believing imagination where the “inside is larger than the outside.” ― Eugene H. Peterson, The Pastor: A Memoir.
Paterson's words would make perfect sense to me if I compare his experience with my own connection to my ancestral home in Kessab. However, I cannot help but wonder why I feel such a strong connection with Armenia. After all, it is not the place where I was born or raised, and I have only visited it a few times. Yet, I couldn't sleep last night, as I kept thinking about what was happening in Armenia. This is what I call my "Unnamed Feeling" (borrowing the idea from Metallica), which I experience when the struggles and achievements of our homeland have a powerful effect on me mentally and emotionally. After all, perhaps Love is the name of that feeling - the love for my nation (Azkasiroutyoun) and the love for my motherland (Hayrenasiroutyoun). However, it's important that I remind myself that love also makes us susceptible to pain and suffering, something that I've emphasized repeatedly in my sermons over the years.
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AYF Anniversary Celebration
Last Saturday I joined the NY Armenian community in celebrating the centennial anniversary of the NY AYF Hyortik chapter - a momentous event exalting the achievements of a youth organization that has positively impacted the life of our Armenian community in the past 100 years. In my congratulatory message printed in the celebration booklet, I shared the following thoughts: “As the pastor of St. Sarkis Church, I am delighted to report that our partnership with the members of the AYF "Hyortik" Chapter has always been fruitful. The mutual respect and spirit of collaboration that exist between our church and the AYF have been beneficial to both parties, and it brings me great joy that St. Sarkis Church has become the new home to host various programs that the AYF "Hyortik" Chapter has organized over the years. These programs include sleepovers, dinner dances, educational events, and fundraisers. On a personal note, I am also proud that my children are a part of this great organization”.
The most enjoyable moment of the evening occurred when the 400-plus guests in attendance witnessed the debut performance of the New-Yeraz group. I felt an expansion in my chest as I watched the children of our community, who are now young adults. Through the dance experience, they have not only learned the steps of traditional Armenian dances but have also found a deeper connection with their culture and with each other.
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Mother’s Day
This Sunday is Mother’s Day. The Lebanese American Poet KAHLIL GIBRAN reflects on motherhood in the following poem:
The most beautiful word on the lips of mankind is the word “Mother,”
and the most beautiful call is the call of “My mother.”
It is a word full of hope and love,
a sweet and kind word coming from the depths of the heart.
Our relationship with our parents can be challenging at times. I found a brief essay by psychotherapist Esther Perel that I'd like to share.
“For those grieving their mothers, wishing to be mothers or, like me, have complicated relationships with their mothers, Mother's Day can bring up a lot of mixed feelings. You may wonder how to celebrate a mother towards whom you have ambivalent feelings.
I've spent countless hours addressing this very dilemma in my therapy office.
And I, myself, can relate. My own mother believed that it was my friends and my neighbors who would build me up and tell me all the good things about me. It was her job to do the rest — to tell me what the others wouldn’t. And as a result, she rarely had a positive thing to say to me my entire life.
Yet she is also the person who taught me to sing and dance. She had an amazing sense of humor. And it was when I was able to embrace the duality of my feelings for her that our tumultuous relationship shifted.
I learned to hold both the part of me that loved her and the part that was angry at her. After years of training in family therapy, I applied some useful disengagement techniques: I learned not to explode when her criticism began. Instead, I’d kiss her on the cheek and thank her for trying to make me a better person. That shift changed everything for us in her later years.
After my mother died, I began writing my first book, Mating in Captivity. It was the first time I did something I wasn't sure I could do. I had always had to have enough confidence for two—for me and for her anxiety, even while her criticisms echoed in my head fueling my self-doubt. Teaching myself to hold the duality of my ambivalent feelings for her while she was alive helped me tremendously after she died. I allowed myself to grieve the mother I loved and I allowed myself to let go of her view of me.
In her absence, I opened myself up to others who showed me that motherly care doesn't just come from a mother. Sometimes it comes from the friend who says “come stay at my place and I’ll take care of you.” Or, “Let me talk to your child.”
To me, today is a day to celebrate not just our mothers, but all those who have been motherly. Friends, siblings, family members — who has been there for you? And how will you be there for others?
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The Word of God
One of the scripture readings for this Sunday is from the first Epistle of St. John (I John 5:13-21). John writes: “I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God, so that you may know that you have eternal life. And this is the boldness we have in him, that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us. And if we know that he hears us in whatever we ask, we know that we have obtained the requests made of him”. According to the Grace and Truth Study Bible, “John unequivocally states his purpose for writing: believers can know they have eternal life. God offers eternal life to all who receive the testimony about his Son, and in the face of false teaching about Jesus, John wants to assure his readers that they can know they possess it. Believers also have confidence before God. We can come to him and make requests because of our relationship with the Father through the Son. John connects our confidence to prayer. The Father delights in hearing and answering prayer. Children of God can trust his goodness and his wisdom”.
This Sunday is known as the 2nd Palm Sunday in the Armenian Church. Come to St. Sarkis Church and invite Jesus to enter your hearts with His love & Grace.
Prayerfully,
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SALT & LIGHT YOUTH GROUP Reported by Mrs. Janet Tutuyan
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DIASPORA WITH TAVUSH
Reported by New York Hyortik
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On Thursday, May 9th Armenian community of New York and New Jersey stood together in solidarity with the “Tavush for the Homeland” movement in front of the Armenian Mission to the U.N. in New York City. The event started with an opening prayer from Rev. Fr. Nareg Terterian, Rev. Fr. Mesrob Lakissian, Rev. Fr. Vahan Kouyoumdjian, and Very Rev. Fr. Sahag Yemishian. Remarks by his Eminence Archbishop Anoushavan Tanielian were also read by the Reverend Fathers.
On behalf of the AYF, New York Hyortik Executive Member, Ungerouhi Talar Hovsepian delivered a powerful message from the youth. Ungerouhi Ani Tchaghlasian delivered a message on behalf of the ARF-Eastern Region Central Committee. Haig Gulian delivered remarks on behalf of The Knights and Daughters of Vartan of New York and New Jersey.
The Armenian diaspora community in New York and New Jersey stand hand in hand with Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan and all Armenians in protesting this unilateral concession of Armenian sovereign territory by the Pashinyan regime. The event emphasized the urgency to stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Armenia, with hope that our support will encourage them in the homeland for the future of the Armenian nation.
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SALT & LIGHT SUMMER KICKOFF SOCIAL (Members Only) | |
FATHER’S DAY COMEDY NIGHT | |
REMEMBERING MRS. MARY ARSLANIAN | |
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INCREASE THE IMPACT OF YOUR DONATION TO
ST. SARKIS ARMENIAN CHURCH
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KARNIG ALAJAJIAN SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FORM | |
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St Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church
Karnig Alajajian 2024 Scholarship Application Form
Our Mission
Thanks to the generosity of Mr. Karnig Alajajian, St. Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church has created a scholarship program that is now in its second year. Our mission is promoting scholastic excellence within our community. To achieve this end, we seek to assist our youth in obtaining the education they desire and deserve, as well as preparing the next generation of our church's leaders.
Two scholarships of $2,500.00 each will be awarded to two individual chosen candidates. Applications will be evaluated on academic achievements, financial needs and engagement/service to St. Sarkis Church as well as to the Armenian and non-Armenian communities.
Application Deadline: May 8th, 2024
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BECOME A CAMP COUNSELOR THIS SUMMER | |
NY HAMAZKAYIN NOR YERAZ DANCE ENSEMBLE | |
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Dear Parishioners and Friends,
We gratefully acknowledge the receipt of your generous donation to St. Sarkis Church.
Your continuous support of St. Sarkis Church is sincerely appreciated. It is because of dedicated individuals like you, that our church continues its spiritual mission and service.
May God bless you for your kindness and reward you abundantly.
Prayerfully,
Rev. Fr. Nareg Terterian, Pastor &
Board of Trustees
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CALLING ALL PARISHIONERS! | |
We are so proud that each member of our thriving St. Sarkis community possesses unique talents, expertise, and interests. Participation by each and every one of you makes an impact on us all. As our parish grows, so do our needs for your participation and impact. With busy lives, it can be hard to find time to volunteer. However, the benefits and fulfillment from volunteering with your fellow parishioners can be enormous. If you are interested in joining any of our team efforts for activities such as annual picnic planning, Saturday and Sunday school activities, choir membership --- we appreciate your help! Also, if you’d like to recommend and plan an activity, we’d love to hear from you and see how we can help make it happen. Please feel free to reach out to Annita Nerses (annitanerses@aol.com, 914-523-2956) or the Church office (stsarkischurch@gmail.com, 718-224-2275)
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LITURGICAL CALENDAR
(From Crossroads: E-Newsletter of the Armenian Prelacy)
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FEAST OF THE ASCENSION OF OUR LORD
On thursday, May 9th was the Feast of the Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ (Hampartsoum), which is commemorated forty days after Easter. The universal church has celebrated the Ascension since the fourth century. According to biblical scripture the Ascension took place in the village of Bethany, on the Mount of Olives, in the presence of the disciples. After giving them commandments and blessings, the Lord was “was taken up into heaven and sat down at the right hand of God” (Mark 16:19), and “a cloud took him out of their sight” (Acts 1:9).
In the early centuries of Christianity, Hampartsoum was one of the most popular feast days for the faithful and was celebrated with merriment and festivities. There are many Armenian traditions associated with this dominical feast. Perhaps the most well-known is fortune-telling (vijagakhagh), based on the biblical tradition, when the Apostles cast lots and elected Matthias as twelfth apostle to replace Judas Iscariot after his death following his betrayal of Jesus.
“Our Lord ascended into heaven saying to his disciples: Remain in the city of Jerusalem until you have been clothed with power from on high.
With one heart, one mind, one faith the holy apostles gathered and stayed in the holy Upper Room awaiting the coming of the Holy Spirit.
Suddenly he appeared like the brilliance of light and rested on the holy apostles while they were sitting in the holy Upper Room.
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Our lord Christ, while blessing ascended with the clouds of heaven, and having worshipped him the apostles returned to Jerusalem and with one accord began to send up prayer.
The lord entered heaven, surrounded by thousands of armies of angels who cried out and sang: Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!
Having sat at the right hand of him who begot him he fulfilled the promise of the gifts; the comforter, the Holy Spirit, will come to you to pour out on you great mercy.” (Canon for the Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ, according to the Liturgical Canons of the Armenian Church)
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SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR THIS SUNDAY | |
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FIRST EPISTLE OF ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE (5.1-14)
I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life. This is the confidence we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us. And if we know that he hears us-whatever we ask-we know that we have what we asked of him.
If anyone sees his brother commit a sin that does not lead to death, he should pray and God will give him life. I refer to those whose sin does not lead to death. There is a sin that leads to death. I am not saying that he should pray about that. All wrongdoing is sin, and there is sin that does not lead to death.
We know that anyone born of God does not continue to sin; the one who was born of God keeps him safe, and the evil one cannot harm him. We know that we are children of God, and that the whole world is under the control of the evil one. We know also that the Son of God has come and has given us understanding, so that we may know him who is true. And we are in him who is true-even in his Son Jesus Christ. He is the true God and eternal life.
Dear children, keep yourselves from idols.
ՅՈՎՀԱՆՆԷՍ ԱՌԱՔԵԱԼԻ ԸՆԴՀԱՆՐԱԿԱՆ ԱՌԱՋԻՆ ՆԱՄԱԿԸ (5.13-21)
Ասիկա գրեցի ձեզի, Աստուծոյ Որդիին հաւատացողներուդ, որպէսզի գիտակցիք՝ թէ յաւիտենական կեանք ունիք:
Ուստի համարձակ կերպով կը դիմենք Աստուծոյ, այն վստահութեամբ՝ որ երբ իր կամքին համաձայն բան մը խնդրենք, կը լսէ մեզ: Եւ երբ գիտենք թէ մեր խնդրանքները կը լսէ, գիտենք նաեւ՝ թէ պիտի ստանանք ինչ որ կը խնդրենք իրմէ:
Երբ մէկը տեսնէ, թէ իր հաւատացեալ եղբայրներէն մէկը գործեց մեղք մը որ մահացու չէ, թող աղօթէ՛ Աստուծոյ՝ որ կեանք տայ անոր: Ասիկա կ’ըսեմ միայն անոնց համար՝ որոնց մեղքերը մահացու չեն, որովհետեւ մահացու մեղքեր ալ կան, որոնց համար չեմ ըսեր որ աղօթէ: Ամէն անիրաւութիւն մեղք է, բայց ամէն մեղք մահացու չէ:
Գիտենք, թէ ով որ Աստուծմէ ծնած է՝ չի մեղանչեր, այլ Աստուծոյ ծնունդը՝ Քրիստոս, կը պահպանէ զայն, եւ Չարը անոր չի մօտենար: Թէպէտ ամբողջ աշխարհը Չարին ենթակայ ըլլայ, մենք գիտենք թէ Աստուծմէ ենք: Եւ գիտենք՝ թէ Աստուծոյ Որդին եկաւ ու բացաւ մեր միտքերը, որպէսզի ճանչնանք ճշմարիտ Աստուածը: Մենք միացած ենք ճշմարիտ Աստուծոյ եւ անոր Որդիին՝ Յիսուս Քրիստոսի:
Ա՛ն է ճշմարիտ Աստուածը եւ յաւիտենական կեանքը:
Որդեակնե՛ր, դուք ձեզ կուռքերէ հեռո՛ւ պահեցէք:
THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST ACCORDING TO JOHN (12.12-23)
The next day the great crowd that had come for the Feast heard that Jesus was on his way to Jerusalem. They took palm branches and went out to meet him, shouting, "Hosanna!", "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!", "Blessed is the King of Israel!"
Jesus found a young donkey and sat upon it, as it is written, "Do not be afraid, O Daughter of Zion; see, your king is coming, seated on a donkey's colt."
At first his disciples did not understand all this. Only after Jesus was glorified did they realize that these things had been written about him and that they had done these things to him.
Now the crowd that was with him when he called Lazarus from the tomb and raised him from the dead continued to spread the word. Many people, because they had heard that he had given this miraculous sign, went out to meet him. So the Pharisees said to one another, "See, this is getting us nowhere. Look how the whole world has gone after him!"
Now there were some Greeks among those who went up to worship at the Feast. They came to Philip, who was from Bethsaida in Galilee, with a request. "Sir," they said, "we would like to see Jesus." Philip went to tell Andrew; Andrew and Philip in turn told Jesus.
Jesus replied, "The hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified.
ՅԻՍՈՒՍ ՔՐԻՍՏՈՍԻ ԱՒԵՏԱՐԱՆԸ ԸՍՏ ՅՈՎՀԱՆՆԷՍԻ (12.12-23)
Յաջորդ օր, ժողովուրդի մեծ բազմութիւն մը, որ Զատիկի տօնին առիթով Երուսաղէմ եկած էր, երբ լսեց թէ Յիսուս Երուսաղէմ կու գայ, արմաւենիի ճիւղեր առաւ եւ Յիսուսը դիմաւորելու ելաւ, բարձրաձայն աղաղակելով.
«Ովսաննա՜,
օրհնեա՜լ ըլլայ ան՝ որ կու գայ Տիրոջ անունով,
Իսրայէլի թագաւորը»:
Յիսուս էշ մը գտնելով՝ նստաւ անոր վրայ, ինչպէս որ Սուրբ գիրքերուն մէջ գրուած է.-
«Մի՛ վախնար, ո՜վ Երուսաղէմ, Սիոնի՛ աղջիկ.
ահա թագաւորդ քեզի կու գայ
իշու մը աւանակին վրայ նստած»:
Յիսուսի աշակերտները այս բոլորը չհասկցան ատենին, բայց երբ Յիսուս փառաւորուեցաւ՝ այն ատեն յիշեցին, թէ այս կատարուածները Յիսուսի համար գրուած էին եւ իրենք այդ գրուածն էր որ կատարեցին: Բոլոր անոնք, որոնք Յիսուսի հետ էին՝ երբ անիկա Ղազարոսը կանչեց գերեզմանէն եւ զայն մեռելներէն յարուցանեց, այդ մասին վկայութիւն կու տային: Այդ իսկ պատճառով Երուսաղէմ գտնուողները բոլորն ալ զինք դիմաւորելու ելան, որովհետեւ լսած էին, թէ ի՛նչպէս անիկա յարութեան հրաշքը գործած էր: Իսկ Փարիսեցիները իրարու կ’ըսէին.
– Կը տեսնէ՞ք որ բան մըն ալ չենք կրնար ընել. ահա ամբողջ աշխարհը իրեն կը հետեւի:
Տօնին առիթով կարգ մը Յոյներ ալ եկած էին Երուսաղէմ՝ Աստուծոյ երկրպագելու: Անոնք մօտեցան Փիլիպպոսի, որ Գալիլեայի Բեթսայիդա քաղաքէն էր, եւ աղաչելով ըսին.
– Տէ՛ր, կ’ուզենք Յիսուսը տեսնել:
Փիլիպպոս եկաւ Անդրէասին ըսաւ եւ երկուքը միասին Յիսուսի ներկայացուցին անոնց խնդրանքը:
Յիսուս պատասխանեց անոնց.
– Ահա Մարդու Որդիին փառաւորուելու ժամը հասաւ:
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-AMELIA ROSE BOULACHIAN the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ara and Hripsime Boulachian, was baptized on Saturday, April 27, 2024. Her Godparents were Mr. Wartan Boulachian and Mrs. Maria Sefilian Boulachian. May the Grace of the Holy Spirit always be with Amelia. | |
-WILLIAM KRICOR MARCARIAN, son of Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Emma Marcarian was brought to church for the 40th day dedication service, according to the rites of the Armenian Church. We welcome William to the life of the church and hope to see him soon for the Sacrament of Baptism. | |
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-Mr. Garo Vanessian, Mr. & Mrs. Krikor and Elizabeth Nercessian and children Olivia and Gary, Mr. & Mrs. Armen and Janet Tutuyan and children Nicholas and Gregory request requiem service for the soul of their beloved wife, mother and grandmother Mrs. PEGGY VANESSIAN (1st-year memorial service). Also for the souls of AGOP & OVSANA KASPARIAN, HAROUTIUN KASPARIAN, PRAPION and TOROS WANESIAN, OHANES WANESIAN, MARO WANESIAN, EDMOND KASPARIAN, BAGHDASAR BODYIKOGLU and VALODYA MAHTESYAN.
- Mr. & Mrs. Ghevont and Lydia Baghdassarian, Mr. & Mrs. Erick and Talin Alahverdian and children Grace, Harper and Sophie, Mr. Haig Baghdassarian request requiem service for the soul of their beloved mother, grandmother and great grandmother Mrs. HAIGOUHIE GANIMIAN (1st-year memorial service). Also for the souls of their beloved father and grandfather Mr. KRIKOR ALAHVERDIAN (8th-year memorial service), beloved mother and grandmother Mrs. MARGARET ALAHVERDIAN (4th-year memorial service), and for the souls of all deceased members of GANIMIAN, BAGHDASSARIAN, AVEDISSIAN, MELKONIAN, KOUMROUYAN and TANIELIAN families.
-Mr. & Mrs. Raffi & Silva Knadjian, children and grandchildren request requiem service for the soul of their beloved mother, grandmother and great grandmother Mrs. HAIGOUHIE GANIMIAN (1st-year memorial service).
-Mr. & Mrs. Armen and Zepiur Ardzivian and family, Mr. & Mrs. Harout and Arpi Kahvedjian and family request requiem service for the soul of their beloved mother, grandmother and great grandmother Mrs. MARIE KAHVEDJIAN (16th-year memorial service).
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The Altar flowers for this Sunday are donated by Vanessian, Nercessian and Tutuyan families In memory of their beloved mother Mrs. PEGGY VANESSIAN.
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Garden flowers of our church are donated and planted
by Mrs. Siran Saroyan in honor of her mother
Mrs. MARIA MAGARDICIAN .
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The Ladies Guild fellowship hour will be held in Pagoumian Hall and is hosted by the families of the late Mrs. PEGGY VANESSIAN. | |
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Sunday, May 5, 2024: Sunday School
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Friday, May 10, 2024: Salt & Light Youth Group Meeting
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Saturday, May 11, 2024: Saturday School Year End Hantes and Graduation Ceremony
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Wednesday, May 15, 2024: Sages of All Ages
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Sunday, May 19, 2024: Sunday School
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Friday, June 7, 2024: Salt & Light Youth Group Summer Kickoff
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Sunday, June 9, 2024: Sunday of Graduates
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Wednesday, June 12, 2024: Sages of All Ages
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Saturday, June 15, 2024: Fathers' Day Comedy Night
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July 15-July 26: Two Weeks of Summer Camp
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Sunday, August 18, 2024: Asdvadzadzin, The Feast of Assumption of St. Mary
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Saturday, September 7, 2024: Annual Picnic
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Dear Parishioners,
Please send your requiem request, photos of newborns, baptism photos, wedding photos, and other announcements from sister organizations for the coming Sunday's E-bulletin no later than Thursday 12 noon.
All requests received after 12 noon on Thursday will be posted on the following week's E-bulletin.
We thank you in advance for your cooperation and understanding.
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Adds From Sister Organizations
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St. Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church | |
Address: 38-65 234th Street,
Douglaston, NY 11363
Phone:(718) 224-2275
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