Greater Love with no credit
Armodoxy for Today: Memorial Day There is a park that I pass by occasionally on my morning rides. It has a sizable monument dedicated to the veterans of US wars. […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Memorial Day Thoughts
Memorial Day Thoughts by Fr. Vazken Movsesian Last Sunday I stood in church next to a visiting clergyman. We didn’t have an opportunity to speak before the morning service, but […]
Love and Hate: Sharing Light
Armodoxy for Today: Love and Hate of the self In the Gospel of John (chapter 12) Jesus meets a new group of people and as we mentioned yesterday, it was […]
Pivot point -The time has come
Armodoxy for Today: The time has come… Early on in Jesus’ ministry we learn of a wedding feast that takes place in the town of Cana of Galilee. Recorded in […]
Another Round Around the Palms
Armodoxy for Today: Another round around the Palms The Sunday between the Feast of Ascension (40 days after Easter) and the Sunday of Pentecost (50 days after Easter) is referred […]
Christianity Greater than One
Armodoxy for Today: Greater than One On the fortieth day following Easter, Scripture tells us, that Jesus ascended to heaven. On that day, he commissioned the Disciples to Go and […]
(Out of) Comfort Level
Armodoxy for Today: Comfort Level Thermostats control the temperature and in theory, they should make the atmosphere pleasant. Comfort is something we all enjoy, whether physically relaxing or seeking serenity […]
Ascension: Time to Leave
Armodoxy for Today: Time to Leave Today is the 40th day after the Feast of Resurrection, or Easter. According to Scripture (Book of Acts) Jesus ascended to heaven on this […]
Vortex in the fabric of history
Armodoxy for Today: Vortex in the fabric of history Following the Resurrection of Jesus, the disciples anticipated that the world – at least history – would come to an end […]
Transitioning to Church
Armodoxy for Today: Transitioning to Church During the weeks that follow the Feast of the Resurrection, that is, in the post-Easter season, the Scriptural readings point us to the Book […]
