May Flowers Not Enough
Next Step #519: Interview with Fr. Krikor Zakaryan (St. Garabed, Rancho Mirage) on faith, the Church and engaging the youth. Also, Fr. Vazken connects some dots that didn’t seem to […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
The Last Station-Stop
Christ on your Doorstep* The Last Station-Stop by Father Vazken Movsesian The Resurrection of Christ is the defining moment in human history. It separates time into B.C. […]
Ascension, Revolution & Equilibrium
Next Step #518: Velvet Revolution in Armenia, Ascension Day on the road to equilibrium. In memory of Gov. George Deukmejian, personal reflections. A New Primate in America: Very Rev. Fr. […]
Testing tones & patterns: Liberation
Next Step #517: Social action within the Church with justice as its goal… From test patterns to testing patterns in our process of defining ourselves, this Next Step shares some […]
Secret Message for Dreaming
Keeping the Dream Alive: Homily on the 50th Anniversary of the Martyrs’ Monument by Fr. Vazken Movsesian St. Leon, Srbots Ghevondyants, Armenian Cathedral, Burbank, California April 24, 2018 It […]
Secret Message of Dreaming
Next Step #516- April 27, 2018 – Finding a secret message encrypted on a marble stone; it becomes the foundation for a dream. Fr. Vazken gives his first-hand account of […]
Grandma Sighting
Next Step #515- April 21, 2018 – Grandma sighted in Africa and in time warp. No sci-fi here, it’s part of the Genocide commemoration and the maturing process. Scapegoating: […]
Busy Bodies of Religion
Next Step #514: The forgotten epilogue of St. John’s Gospel explored, bringing a lesson of religious relativism in pluralistic society. Discover this unexplored passage. More on Fr. Vazken’s recent Mormon […]
Never Enough Wheat
Next Step #513: Fifty years after Martin Luther King’s assassination, “hokehankist” comes alive as a fallen grain of wheat produces so much more (John 12:24) but never enough. African saying […]
Where’d everyone go?
Next Step #512: A mid-Holy Week tally of who’s who and what’s what. What happened to the thousands of friends who ushered Jesus into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and left […]
