Join us as we pray the Liturgy of the Hours, translated from Ancient Armenian to English.
Although these prayers are written according to a particular hour of the day, they can be prayed or listened to at any time when you feel the need.
Readers: V. Rev. Fr. Barouyr Shernezian and Deacon Levon Barsoumian
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Join us as we pray the Liturgy of the Hours, translated from Ancient Armenian to English.
Although these prayers are written according to a particular hour of the day, they can be prayed or listened to at any time when you feel the need.
Readers: V. Rev. Fr. Barouyr Shernezian and Deacon Levon Barsoumian
The Night Hour is addressed to God the Father, and symbolizes when Adam and Eve stopped praising and worshipping God, falling from their original, graceful, nature.
Armenian Orthodox Liturgy of the Hours
Join us as we pray the Liturgy of the Hours, translated from Ancient Armenian to English.
Although these prayers are written according to a particular hour of the day, they can be prayed or listened to at any time when you feel the need.
Readers: V. Rev. Fr. Barouyr Shernezian and Deacon Levon Barsoumian
