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Title: The Mekhitarist Congregation in Vienna · language en-US. First 1,800 of 3,284 characters:
The Mekhitarist Congregation in Vienna Skip to content No results About us History Of The Congregation Objects of the Order Church And Monastery Monastic Life – Pastoral Care Academic Work – Publishing Jubilee BookShop Contact Հայերեն English Deutsch Search Shopping cart0,00 € 0 About us History Of The Congregation Objects of the Order Church And Monastery Monastic Life – Pastoral Care Academic Work – Publishing Jubilee BookShop Contact Menu Welcome In a narrow lane in the seventh district of Vienna a fine view is revealed. On top of the main door of a long building one sees acoat of arms crowned by a bishop’s mitre. It adornes the gate of the Mekhitarist monastery. For 200 years these Armenian monks have been devoted to the preservation of the Armenian heritage. Thus the monastery has grown into a unique centre of Armenianspiritual and cultural tradition. But how did it come about that Armenian-Catholic monks live just in Vienna, working and praying here according to the rule of St Benedict? When Mekhitar of Sebaste, born in 1676, founded his congregation in Constantinople on September 8, 1701, he certainly had not the faintest notion that he would one day become one of the most important persons of the Armenian cultural history. Mekhitar and his fellows soon left the Ottoman Empire and founded a monastery in Methoni at the southwestern point of the Peloponnese, which was then Venetian. Even at that time they adopted the Benedictine rule and Pope Clement XI confirmed them officially as Benedictines. Since then the Mekhitarists are properly called “Armenian Benedictines”. But Methoni fell to the Sultan, the monks followed the withdrawing Venetians and finally received from the Duke one of the little islands in the laguna of Venice. There at San Lazzaro they built t
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