“Advent” Sunday – Lent 2012
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 25 March 2012 The Lenten Season winds down this week. On this last Sunday of Lent, our Church Fathers direct our attention […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
The Unrighteous Judge – “Key” Message
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 18 March 2012 The story of the Unrighteous Judge, is the last parable in a trilogy prescribed to us by the Armenian […]
The Crystal Within
Next Step #197 – March 15, 2012 An interview with Linda Maxwell, co-founder of We Care for Youth and from Bliss Unlimited. Linda has spent her life inspiring and motivating […]
Managerial Skills Wanted – “Key” Message on Steward
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 11 March 2012 Managerial Skills Wanted Once a year, we get the short-end of the stick as we lose an hour for […]
Standing between Two Worlds
Next Step #196 – March 8, 2012 The true story of the Sun and the Moon is offered on this day of the full moon and solar flares. The story […]
The Three Bad Guys of Lent – “Key” Message on Prodigal
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 4 March 2012 These next three Sundays of Lent are made unusual by the Armenian Church because they highlight characters that are […]
Transforming the Heresy Card beyond P-C-O
Next Step #195 – March 1, 2012 The day after Leap Day, we’re syncing with the universe. The transforming power of Christ during the Lenten Season. A chance to reflect […]
Returning Home – Lent 2012
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 26 February 2012 Home! And this is my room – and you’re all here! And I’m not going to leave here […]
Bravery like St. Vartan’s
Next Step #193 – February 16, 2012 What makes St. Vartan “brave”? Another episode “from the desert” with analysis of courage and faith. On the fundamentalists and the rejection of […]
Vartan, a prelude – The “Key” message 2012
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 12 February 2012 This coming week, we celebrate two saints who in their lifetime were also friends—St. Vartan and St. […]
