Baptism of Baby Allen Maxim

Baptism of Allen Maxim Oganyan - 03/02/08

On Sunday, March 2nd, Allen Maxim Oganyan, son of Maxim and Svetelena Oganyan, was baptized into the Orthodox Church. May God grant Allen Maxim, his parents, and his sponsor, Artim Oganyan many blessed years!

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