Cancer: the Great Equalizer
Next Step #484: Post-event reflections. Surviving a 39 mile walk and living to tell about it. And how? By connecting the dots between God, faith and religion, how else? Here’s […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
The Good fill in the blank
Next Step 483: A reading of the Good Samaritan for today opens the discussion for relevance. The passing for Fr. Arnak Kasparian and that special class of 1948. Pastor Joel […]
Irony of Compassion
Next Step #482: “The bee that almost drowned” starts off this episode which brings to question our sense of Compassion. Is it a case of irony, betrayal or ungratefulness that […]
Eclipsed & Reset
Next Step #481: Post Eclipse Blues: Fr. Vazken returns from Oregon and delves into the spirituality of the solar eclipse. Charlottesville: Political response offers insight into Einsteinian insanity and it […]
Enlightenment at Assumption
Next Step #480: The missing piece to the Asdvadzadzin puzzle – how to put it together based on the Gospels and Scriptural passages given by the Church Fathers. More puzzle […]
Boldness in Flavor and Action
Next Step #479: A wrong grave site and a wrong head stone lead into a discussion on faith and religion – the non-science of the day. Grapeblessing and the Asdvadzadzin […]
Fruit of the Womb
Next Step #478: Making connections between the feast of Assumption and the fruit/grape blessing – it’s more than a story that spans a few millennia. Blue Laws in Minnesota are […]
Usurped again: Light & Water
Next Step #477: Definitions for Transfiguration and Vartavar provide the groundwork for a pre-creative experience in faith. Light and water are the elements of these feasts, coming together. Elijah & […]
Armodox Remedies
Next Step #476: Liturgy for OCD, aids for hearing loss and faithfulness for the stroke, that’s only the beginning of remedies in Armodoxy. On this moon day, Fr. Vazken goes […]
The Forgotten Clotting Factor
Next Step #475: Express the Forgiveness formula in it’s most primal factors. Is something missing? Did you forget? That’s the point. Forgetting: a physical phenomena as exposed by dementia and […]
