Strong Links into the New Year
Next Step #186 – December 29, 2011 The year comes to an end with reflections that point to new beginnings. Where are the strong and weak links in our life? […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Christmas Morning – “Key” Message 2011
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 25 December 2011 Today – December 25th is celebrated as Christmas throughout the world. Our Armenian Church celebrates the “Theophany” (Աստուածայայտնութիւն […]
Solstice Bells to Christmas Cheers
Next Step #185 – December 22, 2011 Kick off the Winter Solstice with some Christmas Cheer. Unafraid and unashamed to claim the Solstice, Fr. Vazken finds the Christ Child in […]
Humility: Away in a Manger – “Key” Message
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 18 December 2011 Celebrating humility… Away in a Manger… Last Friday evening, at our annual Christmas party, our church honored Mr. […]
The War is Over – Merry Christmas!
Next Step #184 – December 15, 2011 News that the last of the American troops are pulling out of Iraq sets the pace for this Next Step. In the aftermath […]
About Children’s Memorial – “Key” Message
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 11 December 2011 We’re in the middle of the Advent season and all around us are signs and signals that Christmas […]
The Armodoxy Christmas Catalog
Next Step #183 – December 8, 2011 The Armodoxy Christmas Catalog is the only guide you need for the holidays. Make sure your holiday giving is with the PERFECT gift […]
Thaddeus & Bartholomew – “Key” Message
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 4 December 2011 Thaddeus and Bartholomew were two men that walked with our Lord Jesus Christ. They spent three years in […]
De Niro, the Radio and the Phoenix Highway
Next Step #182 – December 1, 2011 En route from Phoenix to LA, Fr. Vazken stumbles on satellite programming – XM style. From the divine to the vulgar – here’s […]
Start of Advent – “Key” Message
Parish Priest’s Message from the “Key” Newsletter – 27 November 2011 Today we kick off the Advent Season. This is a period of preparation for the Nativity and “Theophany” […]
