About

Most Rev. Bishop Manuel Batakian. Armenian Catholic Eparch in the U.S.A & Canada

St. Ann’s Cathedral, Brooklyn. The rector is the Rev. Antoine Noradounghian.

Address:

167 North 6^th Street.

Brooklyn, NY 11211

Tel: (718) 388-4218

Fax: (718) 486-0615

Masses:

Weekdays: 7.30 A.M. (private)

Sundays: 11:00 A.M. (High Mass)

Sacraments:

Baptism: please contact the rector at least one month before.

Marriage: contact six months before the intended date and prior making any arrangement.

Funerals:

Are arranged by calling the rectory.

Mass Intentions (Hokehankisd):

Are received at the rectory in person, by letter or phone or email.

Confessions:

Are heard before and after Masses, or by appointment.

THE ARMENIAN CATHOLIC PARISHES

The Eparchy counts presently nine parishes:

1. St. Ann’s Cathedral, Brooklyn. The rector is the Rev. Antoine Noradounghian.
2. Sacred Heart, Little Falls, New Jersey. The pastor is the Rev. George Kalousieh.
3. St. Mark’s, Philadelphia, PA. The pastor is the Rev. Armenag Bedrossian.
4. Holy Cross, Boston, Massachusetts. The pastor is the Very Rev. Raphael Andonian.
5. St. Vartan, Detroit, Michigan. The pastor is the Rev. Thomas Garabedian.
6. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Los Angeles, California. The pastor is the Rev. Antoine Panossian.
7. St. Gregory the Illuminator, Glendale, California. The pastor is the Rev. Antoine Saroyan.
8. Notre Dame de Nareg, Montréal, Canada. The pastor is the Very Rev. Georges Zabarian.
9. St. Gregory the Illuminator, Toronto, Canada. The pastor is the Very Rev. Elias Kiredjian.

THE ARMENIAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN NORTH AMERICA

Five schools are fulfilling their educational mission in the jurisdictional territories of the Apostolic Exarchate:

1. Armenian Sisters’ Academy of Boston, in Belmont, Massachusetts, directed by Sr. Geneviève Tavitian. It counts about 150 students for 2004-2005 year.
2. Armenian Sisters’ Academy of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, directed by Sr. Luisa Kassardjian. It counts 188 students for 2004-2005 year.
3. Armenian Sisters’ Academy of Los Angeles, California, directed by Sr. Lucia Hayek. It counts 298 students for 2004-2005 year.
4. Mekhitarist Fathers’ School of Los Angeles, Califfornia, directed by the Rev. Fr. Okosdinos Sekulian. It counts 135 students for 2004-2005 year.
5. Notre-Dame de Nareg School of Montréal, Québec, Canada, directed by the Rev. Fr. Boghos Kazandjian. It counts 239 students for 2004-2005 year.
6. St. Gregory the Illuminator Saturday School of Toronto, directed by Mrs. S. Kheir, has 125 students, who follow a regular educational schedule including Armenian language and history, and religious education.