The triumph and victory of our Lord does not separate us from each other. I bring the victory, but the commandment to live in victory is for everyone.

Holy Anna spoke about this in her sermon at Surb Anna church: “To have unity and mutual cooperation, to be united, patient, and tolerant, to have a visible sense of trust based on the given promise, led to the victorious process, which ultimately changed the world for its 12 followers.”

You may experience sorrow, witness hardships, become frustrated, feel targeted, face challenges, and have different opportunities and means of escape, but be assured that I have conquered the world. And if I have conquered, so can you.

This victory is not only mine; I bring that victory, but the commandment to live in victory is for everyone. And see, our Lord speaks of triumph and victory, not dividing us from each other. True victory and trust are not possible, if it is not based on truth with a clear foundation.

And the one who conveys and brings this triumph and trust should be its preserver and guardian, so that in every situation he can also transmit and be the carrier of that triumph, which he possesses.

Our life today is filled with struggles and victories, whether in the knowledge of the whole world or within our homeland, reflecting the principles and art of our existence, not only as a small community, but also revealing our presence.

Today, we live in our territory during uncertain times, facing various challenges, with the protection of our ancient traditions, increasing the culture of tolerance, pursuing the actions of enlightenment, which have become the foundation of our community and our broad life, which are completely contradictory and opposing, but belong together and are inseparable.

We, in our community, live in peace with each other, with the guardian of peace, with the conscious support of the authority, with the actions of love, which have become the beginning of our wide life, whether in terms of human quality and value, or in terms of Divine commandment and blessing,” said Holy Patriarch Bagrat.