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From Thursday to Easter

March 28, 2013/0 Comments/in The Next Step

Next Step #251 – March 28, 2013

Some important steps from Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday. St. Basil on the Institution of the Holy Eucharist, on understanding the Body & Blood within the Sacrament. The Orthodox Church comes together with HH Karekin I, HH Bartholomew, HH Francis – Three Pontiffs sharing the Kiss of Peace, representing the ONE HOLY & UNIVERSAL Church. On the Prime number 251 = 79 + 83 + 89 = 23 + 29 + 31 + 37 + 41 + 43 + 47. Happy Easter to All! Christ is Risen… Քրիստոս Յարեաւ ի Մեռելոց, Օրհնեալ է յայտնութիւնն Քրիստոսի:
Anush’s Pomegranate Seeds: Easter Traditions
Three Pontiffs (see minute 1:30 and on)
Song: “He is Resurrected, Alleluia” by Rula Kishek
Holy Week Meditations
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Holy Week via Armodoxy

March 24, 2013/0 Comments/in Writings

holy week graphicRaising Lazarus – Today we drew the curtain back, revealing the altar. For the last 40 days, the curtain was drawn, hiding the altar and the services that took place on the sacred table. As the curtain opens, we realize the altar has always been there. It was only hidden from our view, but always there.

We read the Raising of Lazarus narrative, from the Gospel of St. John (11). The people that were in attendance had come prepared. It was the culmination of the 40 day preparation we call Great Lent. 

My preparation came in part through this blog. During this Lent (2013) I was given an opportunity to revisit the “Lenten Journey” we produced back in 2010. This year we transcribed it and had a chance to review the journey. My thanks to my wife, Yn. Susan, my sister Anush for transcribing and typing the meditations, and to Suzie for producing the blog. Thank you to everyone who read, prayed and offered feedback. I trust it was a blessed journey for you, I know it was for me. 

This volume of work now resides on the net in written form as well as audio. Hopefully, soon I will be able to sift through it for a review and rewrite for publication.

Today begins Holy Week. When we first produced the Lenten Journey, we didn’t anticipate going into the 9 days of Holy Week, but the popularity of the podcast encouraged and pushed us to continue. That original Holy Week series is available at https://epostle.net or directly from the Holy Week Page.

Here’s wishing you a blessed week. I will try to augment the blog when I can. My prayer is that the peace and love of the Risen Lord be with you all.
~Fr. Vazken  

 

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Andrew & Peter: Always Brothers

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Next Step #250 – March 21, 2013

The Vernal Equinox is celebrated by bringing a bright star to the Northern Hemisphere – Pope Francis I is inaugurated in the company of the brother who at one point called his attention away from the fishing nets to fish for men. Saints, Patriarchs and Popes – It can get confusing. His Holiness to His Holiness: Patriarch Bartholomew’s message to Pope Francis. Cheap & Costly Grace – an end of Lent reflection as an entrance to Holy Week.
Lenten Journey: www.armodoxy.blogspot.com 
Anush’s Pomegranate, “The Journey Continues”
Song: From Holy Week, Vem Recording – at this time there is no reference on the Internet. We will update when available 
Fr. Vazken’s “Got-me-did-it-get-you? Moment”
Patriarch Bartholomew’s message to Pope Francis
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White Smoke Tweets

March 14, 2013/0 Comments/in The Next Step

Next Step #249 – March 14, 2013

From the white smoke a tweet signals the election of Pope Francis and opening the doors of the fourth estate. Fr. Vazken refects on this election, the Pope, Orthodoxy and the Catholicism. Issues of social justice and the times ahead will be challenging. Spinning the Pope – News alert on the Pope and Armenian victimization. Toward the end of the Lenten season and the End of times – where to focus your attention. Final thoughts on living in the eternal present. The God question in cosmology. Why Armodoxy is necessary at this point. Pi Day, though its just an approximation, it’ll get better in 2 years. Sharing a book list.
Song: Our Father “Hayr Mer” by Duduk Quartet
Anush’s Pomegranate Seed: Walking by Heart with God
Coming up this Sunday – Gala Danilova will be talking about the landmine clearing in Artzakh – streamed at https://epostle.net
Women are grumpier than men in the morning

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Clearing the Debris of War

March 7, 2013/0 Comments/in The Next Step

 

Gala Danilova in recording studio

Next Step #248 – March 7, 2013

As the Lenten Season enters its second half and the toxins are removed from our lives, guest Gala Danilova of the Halo Trust, Artzakh is interviewed about removing the debris of war. In this interview, Ms. Danilova discusses humanitarian efforts to rid villages and country sides of landmines. In the discussion, we find paths for peace and understanding. This is the joining of spirit, heart and hands – a “must-listen” this Lent – Fantastic Me Ban.
Anush’s Pomegrante Seeds: “The Right, the Left and a New Direction”
Song – Datevik’s “Antzrev Yegav”
Clearing Landmines – The Halo Trust
Artzakh (Karabakh)
Love & the Universe
Lenten Journey
Sun Sash
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