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Ignatius Maloyan, the Armenian Catholic Archbishop martyred for his faith in 1915, is being officially canonized at the Vatican 19 oct 2025
Join us in celebrating his life, legacy, and eternal sainthood.
Who Was Ignatius Maloyan?
Born in Mardin in 1869, Ignatius Maloyan became Archbishop of the Armenian Catholic Church. In 1915, during the Armenian Genocide, he was martyred for refusing to deny his Christian faith.
Before his execution, he declared, “If Jesus Christ, my Lord and my God, was crucified for me, why should I not be ready to die for Him?”
Beatified in 2001 by Pope John Paul II, he will be canonized in 2025 — a lasting symbol of faith and sacrifice.
Join us in honoring the life, legacy, and eternal sainthood of Archbishop Maloyan, the Armenian Catholic martyr.
Who Was Ignatius Maloyan?
Born in Mardin in 1869, Ignatius Maloyan became Archbishop of the Armenian Catholic Church. In 1915, during the Armenian Genocide, he was martyred for refusing to deny his Christian faith.
Before his execution, he declared, “If Jesus Christ, my Lord and my God, was crucified for me, why should I not be ready to die for Him?”
Beatified in 2001 by Pope John Paul II, he will be canonized in 2025 — a lasting symbol of faith and sacrifice.
Join us in honoring the life, legacy, and eternal sainthood of Archbishop Maloyan, the Armenian Catholic martyr.
