The Catholicos of All Armenians accepted the "Noyan land. Christianity after postmodernism" to the participants of the international conference. This was reported to NEWS.am by the information system of the Mother See. On September 17, H.E. Karekin the Second Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians received the "Noyan Yerkir. Christianity after postmodernism" to the participants of the international conference. Tiar Manuk Hergnyan, founder of "Amrots" Foundation, member of the board of trustees, introduced to His Holiness the participants of the conference to be held on September 18-19 in the Haghartsni monastery complex, adding that different countries and professional The figures representing the world came together to discuss contemporary challenges in the light of Christian faith and to search for ways to overcome them. The Catholicos of All Armenians conveyed his blessing and best wishes to those present, welcoming the holding of such a conference in Armenia, which has a rich Christian heritage. In his speech, the Armenian Patriarch referred to the important mission of the Holy Armenian Apostolic Church in the life of the Armenian people, emphasizing the role of the Church in strengthening the Christian faith, building and preserving national identity. According to His Eminence, the Armenian people, faithful to the enlightened messages of Christ, bravely faced the most difficult trials that befell them throughout history, creating a rich culture and leaving a spiritual and national legacy to the generations. Values ​​of the people. His Holiness noted that faith is still a strong support on the way to overcome the existing challenges, emphasizing the importance of the strengthening of Christian values ​​and the spiritual and moral growth of a person along with scientific and technical progress in the modern world. �mayakin, so that the achievements of science serve the welfare of the individual and society. At the end, the Catholicos of All Armenians wished the participants of the forum a productive work, expressing hope that the discussions will contribute to the spread of Christian values ​​and their implementation in public life.