•  The Long Road Home Armenian Catholic monks return to the land of Ararat story and photographs by Onnik Krikorian

•  A Taste of Little Armenia Food unites the Armenian-Americans of Watertown text by Paul Wachter; photographs by Ilene Perlman

•  East Goes West Middle Eastern Christians keep their heritage alive in Southern California by Vincent Gragnani

•  An Anniversary Like No Other This year, Armenia celebrates 1,700 years as a Christian nation. Catholicos Karekin II reflects on this historic event. by Armineh Johannes

•  A Wedding in the Deep Pit In Armenia, a traditional weeding in an ancient monastery underscores centuries of heritage and culture. text and photographs by Armineh Johannes

•  Tackling Pastoral Challenges in Armenia Armenian Catholics take on the substantial needs of their community, dispersed throughout Armenia and Georgia. text and photographs by Armineh Johannes

•  So Close, Yet So Far The ruins of Armenia’s ancient capital of Ani are a stone’s throw from Ani Pemza village. Prosperity, however, is a long way off. text and photographs by Armineh Johannes

•  profiles The Armenian Apostolic Church by Michael J.L. La Civita

•  A New Start for Armenia’s Catholics The church resurfaces after some 70 years of oppression by John Hughes; photographs by Armineh Johannes

•  Little Armenia Traditions are important to those who settle in a new country. text and photographs by Armineh Johannes

•  Hopeful Growth in Armenia’s Seminaries Young men pursue priesthood at two seminaries that foster a stronger Christianity in Armenia. text and photographs by Armineh Johannes

•  Summer in Armenia Feast days drenched in tradition are important summer happenings for Armenia’s Christians. text and photographs by Armineh Johannes

•  No-nonsense Nuns Following the 1988 earthquake in Armenia, the Armenian Sisters of the Immaculate Conception traveled to where they were needed most – the earthquake’s epicenter. text by Sister J. Arousiag Sajonian; photographs by Armineh Johannes

•  Armenia After the Earthquake A trip to post-earthquake Armenia reveals a country still in desperate need. text by Peg Maron; photos by Sarkis Boghjalian

•  Armenia Reborn Now an independent nation, Armenia is free to rebuild its ancient church. by Sarkis Boghjalian; photos: CNEWA files

•  Kid’s Camps in the Caucasus Two very different youth programs restore childhood by Paul Rimple with photographs by Justyna Mielnikiewicz and Armineh Johannes

•  Pensioners in Crisis A growing number of Armenia’s elderly are poor and alone by Gayane Abrahamyan with photographs by Armineh Johannes

•  profiles The Armenian Catholic Church text by Michael J.L. La Civita with photographs by Armineh Johannes