Heaven Within and Without
Armodoxy for Today: Heaven all Around In our last Armodoxy message I mentioned that the Ascension, as described in the Acts of the Apostles, drew the Disciples’ attention upward as […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Heavenly directions
Armodoxy for Today: Heavenly Directions Forty days after Easter… in Armenian, it is called hambartzoum. This is the Ascension of Jesus Christ. We read about the event in the first […]
Letting Go: Ascension
Armodoxy for Today: Ascension from the Other Side FORTY days after Easter, today, is the celebration of Ascension. Jesus gives the Great Commission to the disciples, telling them to baptize […]
Stale Vision of War
Armodoxy for Today: Stale Vision The word “stale” describes food that is “No longer fresh and pleasant to eat; hard, musty, or dry,” says the dictionary. The word easily can […]
Love Found
Armodoxy for Today: Memorial Day There is a park that I pass by occasionally on my morning rides. It has a sizable monument dedicated to the veterans of US wars. […]
Memorial Day 2025
Memorial Day Thoughts by Fr. Vazken Movsesian Last Sunday I stood in church next to a visiting clergyman. We didn’t have an opportunity to speak before the morning service, but […]
Beyond Empty Words
Armodoxy for Today: And then what? For the past week I’ve shared with you stories and events of silence-in-the-face-of-atrocities. From the Armenian Genocide – the first of a series against […]
A Genocide Degree of Hatred
Armodoxy for Today: Genocide Degree of Hatred Toward the end of my first week in Rwanda, I made a very unusual discovery. I guess being in such a new and […]
World Central Kitchen, here and there
Armodoxy for Today: WCK, here and there The day after the Feast of Theophany this year, wildfires broke out throughout Los Angeles. Our area was hit severely forcing evacuations. After […]
No Escape, Don’t Miss the Flowers on the Floor
Armodoxy for Today: No Escape, Engage This last Sunday I stood in church next to a visiting clergyman. We didn’t have an opportunity to speak before the morning service, but […]
