Archbishop Kissag Mouradian Passes Away
The Armenian Archdiocese of the Republic of Argentina confirmed the passing of Archbishop Kissag Mouradian on Saturday, October 25.
Archbishop Kissag Mouradian was a central figure in the religious and community life of Armenians in Argentina over the past five decades.
Biography
Born in Aleppo, Syria, in 1951, his baptismal name was Manuk Mouradian. He studied at the National Seminary of Qamishli and later at the Seminary of St. James in Jerusalem.
- Ordained a deacon in 1968
- Ordained a priest in 1971
In 1975, he arrived in Argentina to serve the local Armenian community, initially for a five-year period, but his commitment led him to stay permanently.
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Author's summary: Archbishop Kissag Mouradian passes away at age 72.
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