Darfur Demo – Free Wi-Fi
We’re in front of the Federal Building right now. I couldn’t resist the temptation to connect. There’s like 100s of Wi-Fi connections that came up on my screen. Its connection […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Darfur – demonstrations of solidarity needed NOW
(Sent 3/12/09 11:00PM) URGENT! HELP NEEDED!! Dear Friend, I just received an emergency call from my friend Gabriel Stauring and I need to pass this information along to you […]
A candle burns on this Armenian altar
Today was the 50th Anniversary of the failed Tibetan uprising against Chinese rule. Tibetans and their supporters throughout the world held protests and prayer vigils to mark the half-century point […]
Free Will and Responsibility
Next Step #38 – March 4, 2009 Building on the themes presented last week, the Lenten Journey continues with a look at Free Will and Responsibility. An Armenian Orthodox […]
Armenia to Bedrock – A Lenten Journey
Next Step #37 – February 25, 2009 Back from Armenia, Fr. Vazken reflects on the sacredness of the first Christian nation as we take a next step into the […]
Prelude to Lent
Next Step #36 – February 18, 2009 As we approach the Lenten journey, this podcast turns our attention towards Lent. Questions abound. What is it? How do we prepare […]
Celebrating Life and Love
Next Step #35 – February 11, 2009 “If the world be all yours, what will you take with you? Love God, love people, and love your beloved.” — Sayat […]
The Three “O”s
Next Step #34 – February 4, 2009 From Pythagoras to Narekatzi, from physics to religion – this podcast brings spiritual applications to physical laws… well, sort of. Fr. Vazken […]
Poor Guy – this is the second time
Originally posted on “MyChurch” Fr Vazken | 13 Comments | Today during Super Bowl XLIII, we received the sad news about Jack’s terrible accident. At first, I scrambled for news […]
Playing at the Blackberry Bowl
Next Step #33 – January 29, 2009 What’s really important in life? It’s easy to lose focus and pop the drug of irrelevancy. In this podcast, Fr. Vazken takes […]
