Pre-Election Bouquet
Pre-election Bouquet Next Step #797 – October 31, 2024 – Less than a week before the US Elections. Thoughts in a changing world. The voice of moral authority in a […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Election Choice
Armodoxy for Today: Election Not only do elections take place every day, but several elections also take place within a day of our life. Presidents, congresspersons and mayors get the […]
When $2Billion Plus is Not Enough
Armodoxy for Today: The Search Last weekend the Armenian Church celebrated the “Discovery of the Holy Cross of Christ.” As I prepared my Sunday sermon, an email crossed my desktop […]
Beneath the Masks
Armodoxy for Today: Beneath the Masks After trick-or-treating the neighborhood and snapping enough pictures to keep the memories going beyond the evening and season, the custom of opening the bag, […]
Halloween Saints
Armodoxy for Today: Halloween Saints Saints are perhaps one of the most misunderstood elements of the Church. Saints are not God. We don’t worship saints. Saints are human, people, just […]
The Mission: Singular in Nature
Armodoxy for Today: Mission & Continuity Jesus began his ministry in the town of Nazareth. St. Luke the Evangelists records (chapter 4): So Jesus came to Nazareth, where He had […]
Gratitude: More than Attitude
Gratitude: More than an Attitude Often, we have heard the sage advice that attitude is a major component of a healthy life. There are even popular statistical notations that tout […]
Repayment: Human, Diabolic, Divine
Armodoxy for Today: Repayment Jesus instructs, “Do unto others as you would want them to do unto you” (Matthew 7:12). This is often called The Golden Rule. Social psychologists categorize […]
Small Steps
Armodoxy for Today: Small Steps Richard Dawson was a popular game show host during the 1970s. In one episode of the “Family Feud,” he came out to the cheers of […]
Inner & Outer Beauty
Armodoxy for Today: Inner & Outer Beauty There is superficial beauty and there is intrinsic beauty. In a life lived in Faith, these two types intersect, and not necessarily at […]
