10 Years Ago Today . . .
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. . . The first Mass was held at Orange County’s first Armenian church, Forty Martyrs Armenian Apostolic in Santa Ana. Its name referred to a group of soldiers who died rather than recant their Christian faith.
Commenting on violence between Turks and Armenians, a community leader said: “We want the church to become a center for peace.”
Source: Times archives
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