No Clergy Remain in Artsakh: All Have Moved to Armenia
All clergy members have left Artsakh and moved to Armenia. This information was confirmed to Tert.am by the Information Department of the Mother See.
According to the Mother See, the clergy arrived yesterday, and on Sunday, Father Hrayr conducted the last liturgy at the St. Ghazanchetsots Cathedral in Stepanakert, after which all clergy members, including those serving at the Dadivank Monastery, left Artsakh.
It's worth noting that the Dadivank Monastery complex had come under Azerbaijani control following the 44-day war, yet Armenian clergy continued their spiritual service there, with their safety ensured by Russian peacekeepers.
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