The Bread at Emmaus
Armodoxy for Today: A Special Meal Following the Resurrection, Jesus appeared to many people, according to the gospel narratives. On one occasion, according to the Gospel of Luke (chapter 24), […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Beyond Belief: April 24
Armodoxy for Today: Beyond Belief, April 24, or another way of looking Meet Father Khoren Hampartzoumian. He was a priest who served the Armenian Church in Sepastia, Western Armenia. During […]
Filtering the Ceasar Noise
Armodoxy for Today: Filtering the Noise This week we have been examining Christ’s admonition to Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, what belongs to God to God. I took […]
God’s is Humanity
Armodoxy for Today: God’s is Humanity Rendering unto Ceasar what is Ceasar’s and unto God what is God’s, makes for a nice and convenient escape from world problems and situations. […]
Buttered Hypocrisy
Armodoxy for Today: Buttered hypocrisy Rendering unto Ceasar what is Ceasar’s and unto God what is God’s, is where we left off yesterday. With fervent zeal and a need to […]
That’s too easy
Armodoxy for Today: Too Easy Scripture recounts that the religious elite of the first century was constantly trying to trap Jesus into contradicting himself. Their traps were of no avail, […]
Doubt Transformed to Faith
Armodoxy for Today: Eclipsed! (Doubting Thomas) The Gospel tells us that Jesus appeared to the disciples on several occasions after the Resurrection. During that first week, every time he appeared […]
Judge & Jury
Armodoxy for Today: The Judge and Jury One of the stories from Jesus’ life that should give everyone – yes, everyone – cause for pause and reflection is the story […]
Don’t Step on the Brake
Armodoxy for Today: Don’t Step on the Brake Reading the Bible is important. You expect a statement such as this coming from a priest of the Church and, of course, […]
Clearing the Inner Temple
Armodoxy for Today: Clearing the Inner Temple The story of Jesus turning over the tables and clearing the temple of the merchants and moneylenders is an exciting movement in the […]
