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GENOCIDE COMMEMORATION TO FEATURE MULTI-DENOMINATIONAL MASS
www.asbarez.com/index.html?showarticle=41432 _4/13/2009_1
Monday, April 13, 2009
GLENDALE--The Armenian Genocide United Commemoration Committee
announced that on Friday, April 24 a multi-denominational Mass will
be held at the Montebello Martyrs' monument at 10:30 a.m.
The Mass will be followed by a political rally and commemorative
program during which a number of public officials representing local,
county, state and federal governments will address the audience,
said an announcement issued Friday by the organizing committee.
After the political rally, a requiem service will take place at the
monument under the direction of the clerical leaders of the three
Armenian Christian denominations.
During both the Mass and the political rally, the public may place
flowers at the monument, the organizers said.
Additional information about this year's Armenian Genocide
commemoration will be provided in the coming days.
The committee appealed to the public to attend the event in large
numbers.
"It is of the utmost importance that California's Armenian community
clearly articulates its just demands upon the international community
of nations, all the while increasing pressure upon Turkey to recognize
the Armenian Genocide," said the announcement.
www.asbarez.com/index.html?showarticle=41432 _4/13/2009_1
Monday, April 13, 2009
GLENDALE--The Armenian Genocide United Commemoration Committee
announced that on Friday, April 24 a multi-denominational Mass will
be held at the Montebello Martyrs' monument at 10:30 a.m.
The Mass will be followed by a political rally and commemorative
program during which a number of public officials representing local,
county, state and federal governments will address the audience,
said an announcement issued Friday by the organizing committee.
After the political rally, a requiem service will take place at the
monument under the direction of the clerical leaders of the three
Armenian Christian denominations.
During both the Mass and the political rally, the public may place
flowers at the monument, the organizers said.
Additional information about this year's Armenian Genocide
commemoration will be provided in the coming days.
The committee appealed to the public to attend the event in large
numbers.
"It is of the utmost importance that California's Armenian community
clearly articulates its just demands upon the international community
of nations, all the while increasing pressure upon Turkey to recognize
the Armenian Genocide," said the announcement.