What Fate Awaits the Clergy in Artsakh?
What fate awaits the clergy in Artsakh, as well as the spiritual servants of Dadivank? MediaHub reached out to the director of the information system of the Mother See, Father Esayi Khanjian.
“Throughout Artsakh, our clergy continue their service. Their stay will depend on the developments and the situation. As long as our people are there, the clergy will continue their service and will also remain in Dadivank,” Father Esayi Khanjian stated in an interview with the media outlet.
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