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It has become a tradition to celebrate Armenian culture and heritage in the month of October in recognition of the Holy Translator’s Day. On Sunday, 10/19/14, St. Stepanos parishioners celebrated Cultural Day in the observation of the Feast of Holy Translators. Among the Holy Translators... Read More →

On Sunday, August 17, 2014, over 70 parishioners participated in the celebration of the Feast of the Assumption of the Holy Mother of God. The Rev. Fr. Daniel Karadjian, Pastor, celebrated the Divine Liturgy and delivered a sermon based on the significance of The Holy Mother of God and all... Read More →

Traditionally, St. Nersess Armenian Seminary hosts a Deacon’s Training Program every summer during which young members of the Armenian Church visit New Rochelle, NY for two weeks to increase their faith, bond with their brothers in Christ, and learn how to better serve the church... Read More →

Saturday was the Mans club picnic, it was a successful day with our faithful friends who come to encourage the newly formed club. Der Hayr had prepared the chicken kebab, real delicious; had some friends game of tavloo and all of us had a wonderful day together. We were about 22 members. Read More →

Dear Fellow Parishioners, As we approach the 100th anniversary of the commencement of the Armenian Genocide, we have the unique opportunity to tell our stories of how our ancestors miraculously survived. The concerted efforts of the Turkish government to compound the atrocities by denying its... Read More →

This spring the Sunday School started Great Lent with the annual Diocesan Lenten Drive. The proceeds for the drive from all of the Diocesan Sunday Schools will go to the Berd Soup Kitchen in Armenia and the Feeding America organization in the United States. The children were given Lenten boxes... Read More →

On Saturday, May 17, 2014 we had a very special dinner and evening at St. Stepanos. All of the mother’s of St. Stepanos were honored at the celebration of Mother’s Day and the award of Mother and Woman of the Year to our Parish Council chairperson Aida Kado. The event chaired by... Read More →

As we approach the 100th anniversary of the commencement of the Armenian Genocide, we have the unique opportunity to tell our stories of how our ancestors miraculously survived. The concerted efforts of the Turkish government to compound the atrocities by denying its crimes highlight the need... Read More →