Catechumens and Eucharistic Education
Armodoxy for Today: Escorted Out We are in the midst of a period called the Fast of the Catechumens. A catechumen is a recent convert to Christianity who is under […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Catechumens: The No Bible Experience
Armodoxy for Today: No Bible Today Today begins the Fast of the Catechumens. This four day period is unique to the Armenian Church. It takes place a few weeks before […]
Getting Greatness
Armodoxy for Today: Getting Greatest The Superbowl is much more than a football game, it is an annual display of athletics and dramatics, from the celebrities who attend, to the […]
Super Sunday II
Armodoxy for Today: Super Sunday It’s that time of year again. It’s Super Sunday! Everything gets put on hold for this Sunday. Hostages are still being held, wars are still […]
Punctuate that Testament
Armodoxy for Today: Punctuation One of the ways that knowledge is passed along from teacher to students, from generation to generation is through by the written word. The Bible evolved […]
Embarrassed? Don’t be…
Armodoxy for Today: Embarrassed? Don’t be… Several years ago, my spiritual father, that is the bishop who ordained me, asked me to join him at an ecumenical gathering. I was […]
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 […]
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 […]
