Phenomenon: Believing in the Faith
Next Step #212 – June 28, 2012 Returning from a trip to Wisconsin, Fr. Vazken explores some of the challenges of a Virtual Church. The Importance of touch, action and […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Go Ask Alice
Next Step #211 – June 21, 2012 A 35 year old debt is paid back, across generations and across continents with the passing of two gracious ladies Alice & Freda. […]
Fathers, Roles and Family – Fathers’ Day 2012
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 17 June 2012 It’s disheartening when we see how the role of father has deteriorated into something silly and even […]
Transit to & from Lamenting
Next Step #209: Poet/writer Lory Bedikian interviewed on “Book of Lamenting” – Topics: difficulties, lament, life-travels and healing. More topics discussed by Fr. Vazken on this episode – by-passing evil […]
An unorthodox orthodoxy
Next Step #208 – May 31, 2012 Artificially inseminated women bringing their children for baptism? Continuing on discussions of same sex unions, the next step with the children. Finding better […]
Carnal Ethics
Next Step #207 – May 24, 2012 Beginning steps in sexual and reproductive ethics, in light of Obama’s evolutionary revelation. Expressions of gay lifestyle and tolerance through the Armodox lens. […]
Cutting the string at Ascension
Next Step #206 – May 17, 2012 The Feast of Ascension (Hambartzum) is celebrated as a reminder of Christ’s Great Commission, to take the Gospel message to the world. The […]
Chapter Books to the Rescue
Next Step #205 – May 10, 2012 Obama evolves on homosexual marriages while others evolve on the genocide recognition. Gay and Lesbian Marriages and the Armodoxy Response; “Chapter” books have […]
Post-Genocide “Key” Message
Parish Priest’s Message from “The Key” – 29 April 2012 This Sunday is a stop between two travels. Last week, we remembered the 1.5 million martyrs of the […]
The Traveling Genocide
Next Step #203 – April 26, 2012 Stories from a week of commemorations. The UCSB Commemoration and the lonely Turk. Santayana and Hitler – an axiom delivered 15 years later. […]
