Lessons from Bob
Next Step #376: August 20, 2015 – Khirimian Hayrig’s advice to his grandson are the backdrop of this edition of the Next Step: Wedding wishes with red, white and green […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Gender Equalizer through the Grapevine
Next Step #375: Gender equality issues that you didn’t hear through the grapevine! Fr. Vazken connects the dots between St. Mary, the Asdvadzadzin, grapes and our work – our mission […]
The Butler Did It
Next Step #374: “The world is changing, I didn’t know where I fit in…” said the Butler, and so the challenge begins. In this episode – the 70th Anniversary of […]
Towards Autonomous Peace
Next Step #373: Autonomous Weaponry – take over from Windows 10 to a chance for peace, Fr. Vazken takes a first step. Also – Cautionary tales of judgment – the […]
Imagine Below the Horizon
Next Step #372: The forgotten name of Jesus and the forgotten message of love. Ezekiel and the forgotten “Sin of Sodom.” More on same-sex marriage as well as on the […]
Pluto & the Thomas Connection
Next Step #371: Lessons learned from the Pluto fly-by, in case you didn’t catch it from Thomas. Understanding faith as Venus & Jupiter dance in the sky. Jimmy Carter on […]
Silence: Eight Churches Burnt in 10 Days
Next Step #370: Eight Black Churches Burnt in 10 days – and the deafening silence of Orthodoxy. “The House that Love Built”; Beyond politics: the “Holiness Project” unveiled; Letter from […]
Distractions, Distractions
Next Step #369 : Distractions from the main focus via the issues – language, women, etc.; The Supreme Court decision on homosexual marriages – an Armodox approach. Window view of […]
Inherit or Borrow: Obligation or Responsibility
Next Step #368: Protests on the streets of Yerevan move this next step, as to spiritual/religious obligations and responsibilities to bring about change. Christ as the revolutionary, on the streets […]
Franchising Relevancy: The Zoo, Women & Ecology
Next Step #367: Three His Holinesses weigh in with statements at degrees of (ir?)relevancy – Francis (Roman), Aram (Armenian) & Ilya (Georgian). Also – NAACP’s Rachel Dolezal’s self-identification as Black. […]
