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I can't find any information about his conversion. According to [1] he is still an Armenian Orthodox. [User:Nicklaarakkers] Saturday 29 July 2006
Changed to Armenian Orthodox. He never converted to Maronite Church although his mother was a Maronite. Pakradouni even unsuccessfully presented his candidacy for the seat assigned to the Armenian Orthodox community. All religious affiliations are now maintained as Armenian Orthodox in his page. Thanks for pointing it out though. werldwayd (talk) 03:08, 19 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]
