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 […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
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 […]
Order from the Spirit
Armodoxy for Today: Order Chaotic life is difficult life. Chaos is characterized by random or unpredictable behavior. Hence, chaos carries a negative connotation because unpredictability leads to undesired results, disorganization […]
Unapologetic Apologies
Next Step #802 – May 17, 2025 – Unapologetic Apologies – Pope Leo XIV’s papacy begins with a message of peace offered by the pontiff. Fr. Vazken breaks it down, […]
Too Much Silence
Armodoxy for Today: Too Much Silence Her name was Marie. Some called her Mary, once or twice, Maria. To me, she was grandma. She was the oldest of six children. […]
Mother: A Second Womb
Armodoxy for Today: A Second Womb In the not-so-distance past, in a time before cell companies offered unlimited calling plans, the connection between two telephones cost money. The farther the […]
More to Jesus than Written
Armodoxy for Today: What More? Before finishing his Gospel, St. John writes: And truly Jesus did many other signs in the presence of His disciples, which are not written in this […]
Peace Aspirations via Empathy
Armodoxy for Today: An aspiration for peace On the last evening of a pilgrimage to Armenia, I sat in my room staring out the window at the sunset. The room […]
And Matthias Makes Twelve
Armodoxy for Today: And Matthias makes twelve The selection of Pope Leo XIV took place in the weeks following Easter because the Apostolic Seat of St. Peter was vacant following […]
