On the positive side
Armodoxy for Today: Advent, the Positive side of things We started the first week of our Advent journey meeting the “Rich Fool,” a character in one of Jesus’ parables (Luke […]
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Armodoxy for Today: Advent, the Positive side of things We started the first week of our Advent journey meeting the “Rich Fool,” a character in one of Jesus’ parables (Luke […]
Armodoxy for Today: Too many I’s Our Advent Journey continues with the parable of the ‘Rich Fool,’ as told by Jesus Christ in the Gospel of Luke, chapter 12. Over […]
Armodoxy for Today: Advent – Keeping your eye on the prize, or Staying on Track Our Advent Journey continues and our first stop is confronting the parable of the ‘Rich […]
Armodoxy for Today: The Cue for Advent Advent means “coming.” The coming of the Lord was foretold centuries before his birth. His coming was announced by the angel of the […]
Armodoxy for Today: Advent Preparation Preparation is important to the success of any life event. From something as common as your next meal, to milestones such as graduating school, preparation […]
Armodoxy for Today: Forgotten no more For the last couple of weeks I’ve been sharing with you different forgotten people, groups of people and things. Of course, the examples I […]
The latest episode of the Next Step (#808) is out, with comments and thoughts about Church/State relations. Listen below: Signed up for that! Next Step #808 – November 15, 2025 […]
Signed up for that! Next Step #808 – November 15, 2025 – The delicate and not-so-delicate balance of the church-state relationship in Armenia. Fr. Vazken shares ideas on the situation […]
Armodoxy for Today: Forgotten, part 10 – Self Image Over the last ten days I’ve shared with you thoughts on the forgotten: both individuals and groups of people, who are […]
Armodoxy for Today: The Forgotten, part 9 – The Face of Christ Most people are able to conjure up an image of Jesus in their mind based on popular representations […]
