God will not forgive pathetic minions who know well what they are  doing - clergyman

ArmInfo. The head of the Shirak Diocese, Archbishop Mikael Ajapakhyan, who was arrested on June 29 on charges of calling for the seizure of power and the renunciation of sovereignty, sent a message from prison, published by his team of lawyers.

"I am grateful once again to the Almighty, who made me worthy to go  through this path of redemption and trials, always being near me and  comforting me with the Holy Spirit. Where there is sorrow, there is  the consolation of the Lord. Be of good cheer, for the Lord always  wins. He will win now, perhaps through such unworthy servants as I.  However, I think that He will not forgive the miserable minions who  know perfectly well what they are doing:

Everyone, without exception, who has stained themselves with  injustice and bias, at best awaits Canossa (an act of repentance,  often against one's will or forced - ed.). And if you get stronger  again, you will lose again, for God is with us," wrote Ajapahian.  "

We recall that on July 30, the Court of Appeal rejected the lawyers'  complaint against the arrest of Archbishop Mikael Ajapakhian.  Earlier, the archbishop's lawyers had petitioned either to cancel the  arrest or to apply an alternative measure of restraint to Ajapakhian.