Ascension: Beyond Resurrection via Healing
Next Step #312 – May 29, 2014 In the continuing quest for relevance in traditional Orthodoxy, Fr. Vazken challenges listeners to find healing in life beyond the message of resurrection. […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Ascension: Full Authority and No Wounds
Road to Healing: Day #Easter +40 Today is the day of Ascension. It’s the celebration of healing. I never understood it the way I do today. The celebration of Ascension […]
Ascension: Full Authority and No Wounds
Today is the day of Ascension. It’s the celebration of healing. I never understood it the way I do today. The celebration of Ascension is 40 days after Easter. […]
Women: The Non-Church Issue
Next Step #311 – May 22, 2014 A candid look at women in the Church, and outside of it. Going beyond the usual arguments, Fr. Vazken suggests we drop the […]
When Religion Hits the Off Button
Next Step #310 – May 14, 2014 Stopping attempted purpose-assassination, Fr. Vazken answers questions about the Holy Badarak and its celebration. Lower the standards or rise to a higher level […]
Walking Against Cancer
September 22-23 – Avon Walk for Breast Cancer We’re in it to end it! On Facebook: Team In Her Shoes On Twitter: InHisShoes – we’ll be tweeting from the walk […]
Hashtag Expectations
Next Step #309 – May 8, 2014 The perils of the ethnic Christian churches are explored as two Pontiffs, HH Karekin II & HH Francis meet and are tagged for […]
Packaging & the Product
Next Step 308 – May1, 2014 Thoughts from Las Vegas, Nevada and the Diocesan Assembly. Packaging the “Product” of the Church – how the Kingdom of God is marketed with […]
Profoundly True Reconciliation
Next Step #307 – April 24, 2014 Reconciling the message “Christ is Resurrected” with the reality of Genocide that comes today. Glendale is a ghost town this day, and the […]
Tell Me Why the Badarak?
Next Step #306 – April 17, 2014 Holy Thursday and the Institution of the Holy Eucharist. Some reflections following the celebration of the Sacrament. A special look during the Christian […]
