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, […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
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 […]
Regaining Control: Triggers
Armodoxy for Today: Triggers In the parable of the “Prodigal Son” (Luke 15), there is a point at which the wayward boy comes to his senses. He is heard saying, […]
Complete and Full
Complete and Full In the parable of the “Prodigal Son” (Luke 15), when the wayward boy is reconciled with his father, the servants of the house hear the voice of […]
Always: God’s word
Armodoxy for Today: Always The Evangelist St. Luke records a most remarkable parable of our Lord Jesus Christ, popularly known as “The Prodigal Son.” You may read the story in […]
