The Search and the Seeker
Next Step #425: Poetry from Tiana Fowles and the search for God: A conversation with the poet. Imagining peace beyond the violence. Thoughts and expressions of Armodoxy. (Last session at […]
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Next Step #425: Poetry from Tiana Fowles and the search for God: A conversation with the poet. Imagining peace beyond the violence. Thoughts and expressions of Armodoxy. (Last session at […]
Next Step #424: A look at the messiness of political situations and unrest in the world; answers on the spiritual plane in the absence of Church. Too little, too late… […]
Joseph and Mary had a baby. He was my father. He was born on July 17, 1932 to Joseph and Mary Movsesian, in Marseille, France. This jesus was named Jeane. […]
Next Step #423: With the release of the Pokemon Go, Fr. Vazken discovers the business plan for the app in the Church archives, from a few hundred years ago! Connecting […]
Next Step #422: Understanding the purpose of tools in getting the job done. The illusion of power through social media, the strength of religion to build and the unnoticed dangers […]
Next Step #421: Missing the point: Peter sets up a tent for Christ, Armenians give the Pope an Ark and we remember Vardavar!… did something go unnoticed? Reflections on the […]
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? […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
