No Sini/No Wonder…
A series and collection of events, every day-in and day-out Thursday – Worked at the Ascencia homeless shelter. In the process of food distribution, thought about the place of responsibility. […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Listen to Dad. Listen to the Heroin Addict. Listen.
As I was leaving our monthly homeless feed at Ascencia this evening, a man approached me – he was wiry, wearing an Indian necklaces, long uncombed hair, clean with a […]
100YJ – First Steps
Next Step #284 – November 14, 2013 In preparation for the 100th annual commemoration of the Armenian Genocide, Fr. Vazken begins with some preliminary steps of definition. Can a commemoration […]
Transcriptions: Family and Religion
Next step #283 – November 7, 2013 In a world of change religion evolves with challenges for defining family. Fr. Vazken takes the listener to some uncomfortable places in this […]
Succeeding in Mask Management
Next Step #282 – October 31, 2013 The Halloween Edition of the podcast on Armodoxy. In this episode – follow up to Glendale’s restriction on free-speech – Fr. Vazken gets […]
Kinetic Update via Artsakh
Next Step #281 – October 24, 2013 Fr. Vazken prepares for the annual walk against Domestic Violence through the streets of Glendale & Burbank. Hear his thoughts as organizations and […]
Correcting the P-Correctness of “Jesus”
Next Step #280 – October 17, 2017 When Glendale (California) Attorney tells Fr. Vazken he can’t use the name of Jesus Christ in a public forum it’s more than an […]
Translators for Today: An Anush Treat
Sometimes timing can’t get any more perfect. This weekend, as the Armenian Church celebrates the Feast of the Holy Translators, a new book is published (see article on right) illustrated […]
Social Doctrine on the Shoe
Next Step #279 – October 10, 2013 Moving forward from the Bishop Synod, a look at matters of social doctrine. A review of “In His Shoes” as a philosophy and […]
Disappointment to Purpose
Next Step #278 – October 3, 2013 The historic Bishop’s Synod of the Armenian Church, took place behind closed doors as is the perogative of the overseers of the Church. […]
