"Hayk's Arrow" Armenian Strategic Center
Follow Armenian church institutions, their distinct jurisdictions and documented diaspora activity.
⛪ Diaspora
Totals across all countries
Counts refer to profiles and activity in this register. An undated directory listing does not confirm recent activity.
Profiles shown: 6 / 78
Glendale, United States; Canada
Armenian Catholic eparchy for the United States and Canada, with a Glendale see identified by a Catholic institutional directory.
The Catholic directory supports institutional identity; the Patriarchate’s country navigation supplies scope. Neither establishes a direct patriarchal governing parent or recent activity.
Institutional website ↗North America; United States and Canada
Regional church union described in an institutional history hosted by AMAA.
Participation in the World Council is a cooperative connection, not evidence of a governing parent. The history describes the union’s own elected leadership; current local activity remains unverified.
Institutional website ↗New York, United States
Diocese listed by the Mother See, with its seat at Saint Vartan.
The Mother See’s diocesan register supports this network connection. The undated profile alone does not establish recent activity.
Burbank, United States
Diocese listed by the Mother See, with its seat at Saint Leon.
The Mother See’s diocesan register supports this network connection. The undated profile alone does not establish recent activity.
New York; eastern United States
Prelacy whose own institutional history explicitly states jurisdiction of the Holy See of Cilicia.
Explicit ecclesiastical jurisdiction, distinct from the Mother See’s Eastern Diocese. Its own account also describes elected administrative councils.
La Crescenta, California, United States
Western United States prelacy listed in the Cilician prelacies directory.
The institution’s own Cilician directory supports the connection. This is separate from the Mother See’s Western Diocese.
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Records distinguish event dates from publication dates. Statements and publication topics are attributed to their source; an announcement does not confirm completion.
AMAA reports the Council’s 15–16 October meeting on cooperation and shared priorities. The record uses the final day.
The Prelacy reports participation in the 29 August New York summit and delivery of the Catholicos’s message. Participation does not establish jurisdiction over other summit institutions.
The own report dates the Lenten service and discussion to 9 March. A visit to the Brotherhood’s center does not establish administrative ownership of that counterpart.
The Prelacy reports services on 8 February in churches under its jurisdiction, following its Religious Council’s decision. This is an institution’s own account.
The member-host report dates the meeting to 16–17 October 2025 and records appointment of a new executive director. The record uses the final day.
Selected Apostolic, Catholic and Evangelical institutions and dated 2025–26 activity across countries. Parish and country coverage remain incomplete. Undated listings do not establish recent activity; a host venue, communion or council membership alone does not establish an administrative parent.