Nutrients in the Cafeteria
Armodoxy for Today: Nutrients in the Cafeteria I’d like to expand on yesterday’s theme of Cafeteria Christianity. Yes, Cafeteria Christianity is as old as the Gospels themselves, and yes, attempts […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Cafeteria Christianity – Options
Some years ago the term, Cafeteria Catholics made the rounds when followers of Catholicism, those who attended Mass regularly and considered themselves as “Good Catholics,” but could not accept all […]
Signs Around Us
Armodoxy for Today: The Signs Around Us Mr. Gaspar is a sculptor. He works in the courtyard of the St. Leon Armenian Cathedral in Burbank. For years I have watched […]
Message Not to be Omitted
Armodoxy for Today: The Message When we proclaim our faith about Jesus Christ, we often do so about the person and inadvertently forget a fundament element of the faith, namely […]
Three to One Love
Armodoxy for Today: Love Defined The statement made by Christ is John 3:16, “God so loved the world that He gave his only Son” has been referred to as the […]
Repetitive Cleansing
Armodoxy for Today: Cleansing During this week, the Scriptural reading given to us by the Church follows the first miracle – the water into wine – which we encountered yesterday. […]
Spiritual Maturity, Childish Ideas Left Behind
Armodoxy for Today: Spiritual Maturity The first miracle of Jesus is recorded in the Gospel of St. John, “On the third day there was a wedding in Cana of Galilee, […]
Conviction
Armodoxy for Today: Conviction Jesus Christ was the first non-violent revolutionary. He brought about a revolution – a change, a shift in understanding – without using physical force. Just the […]
Dreams & Diplomacy
Armodoxy for Today: Dreams and Diplomacy – Vazken I’s Leadership When His Holiness Vazken the First was elected in 1955 to head the Armenian Apostolic Church, Armenia was one of […]
Gregory’s Chain of Oppression
Armodoxy for Today: Chains that oppress At my first parish in the town of Cupertino, we embarked on a large-scale building project which included the construction of an Armenian Church […]
