Obscurity to Light: Pope Francis Burial
Armodoxy for Today: Obscurity to Light “At the place where Jesus was crucified, there was a garden, and in the garden a new tomb, in which no one had ever […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Humanitarian: Non-Political
Humanitarian: Non political Next Step #801 – April 25, 2025 – Another opportunity lost: 110 years since the Armenian Genocide and still self-pitying and at a loss of words (read: […]
The Pope’s Delicate Balance
Armodoxy for Today: The Pope’s Delicate Balance A big problem in the Church is reconciling the disparity between the lowly figure of the leader of our Faith, namely Jesus, and […]
The Last Requiem
Armodoxy for Today: The Last Requiem On April 19, 2015 I conducted the last requiem service for the Martyrs of the Armenian Genocide. That year was the 100th anniversary of […]
Meaty is Okay: HH Pope Francis
Armodoxy for Today: Meaty is okay with me “Hope” is the name of Pope Francis’ autobiography. This past Lent I decided to read the book as part of my Easter […]
Pope Francis, Another Brother
Armodoxy for Today: Another Brother, Pope Francis This morning I woke up to the news of Pope Francis’ passing. Thoughts of him at Sunday’s Easter Mass quickly came to my […]
The Bridge and the Air Conditioned Car
The Bridge and the Air Conditioned Car I shared this story as part of my Easter 2025 sermon. The author is unknown. Gus was the proud operator of a draw […]
Easter: The News Delivered
John 20: Now the first day of the week Mary Magdalene went to the tomb early, while it was still dark, and saw that the stone had been taken away from the tomb. Then she […]
Holy Saturday – Before the Dawn
Armodoxy for Today: Holy Saturday – Before the Dawn This Easter Eve we find ourselves in a rather awkward position. We have been through the Lenten journey and walked together […]
Holy Friday – The Great Equalizer – Crucifixion
Armodoxy for Today – Holy Friday – Participants in the Crucifixion The journey through Lent, and now through Holy Week culminates today. It all comes together at the foot Cross. […]
