The Armenian Catholic Church

Denomination·Founded 1742 CE·Figures vary widely by source and by whether the diaspora is counted by baptism or by practice; no single number is reliable enough to state here.

Judaism → Christianity → Catholicism → The Eastern Catholic Churches → The Armenian Catholic Church

Branch
Overview Belief 3How to Live 1Practice 1Stories & Scripture 1 You × The Armenian Catholic Church Discussion

Figures

who it looks to — gods, spirits, ancestors; some rooms are empty on principle Part of Belief →
B Blessed Ignatius Maloyan. Archbishop of Mardin, arrested in June 1915, tortured, offered his life if he converted to Islam, and killed with a column of his people on the road out of the city on 11 June. He was fifty-five. John Paul II beatified him in October 2001, on the feast of the Armenian translators. Domain the 1915 deportations, and the refusal to convertStanding Armenian Catholic archbishop of Mardin, killed with hundreds of his people in June 1915; beatified by John Paul II in 2001 Meet them — context →

Numbers count Panfaith activity only — never real-world adherence.

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