The Other Side of the Cafeteria
Next Step #420: Pope Francis’ visit to Armenia begs the question why? Take this step of the “cafeteria” from the other side. Catholicism and Orthodoxy, or validation of the obvious? […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Sensitivity beyond Silence
Next Step #419: We kick off our 9th year of broadcasting with a look at the desensitization process in the aftermath of the Orlando shooting. When a moment of silence […]
Pointers
Next Step #418: Fr. Vazken points to a couple of examples of activism – one reactive another proactive – both worthy of attention and emulation. At UCSD a racist blurb […]
Riff Swapping
Next Step #417: The challenges of the day met with relevancy: the power of music – and defining life. The Gor Passport debut; Different riffs – comments by Ian Anderson, […]
Note Change
Next Step #416: On the eve of Gor Mkhitarian’s “Passport” release, a mini-interview with the artist. Life purposes and reasons: Thoughts about changing metaphors. Small incidents with big (major) repercussions: […]
Depth of Spirit
Next Step #415: When a daughter brings her father’s treasures to Fr. Vazken, it sets the backdrop for three dimensional conversation. Pentecost is the coming of the Holy Spirit which […]
Ho Sank
Next Step #414: Conditioning from different directions. Getting caught in the flow of life… what the standard laugh-track on sitcoms tells us about the producers, what your Facebook feed tells […]
Inside Logical Margins
Next Step #413: From a lecture by Prof. Hrair Dekmejian, some thoughts on the prospect for strength and peace in Karabagh – taping into the Christianity the “Artsakh way.” Finding […]
Metaphysical Paralysis
Next Step #412: From accidents to determinism, the factors that defy fatalism make for a background to a metaphysical analysis. The aftermath and afterglow of 101 years and counting. Political […]
Ahead of the Game
Next Step #411: Disenfranchised/Disillusioned Priests: Moving beyond “Props” and finding a message of “Liberation” through Christ. More political humor… Here is a message for the 101st Anniversary of the Armenian […]
