Charents Passing Along Hope
Armodoxy for Today: Charming children Yeghishé Charents was the main Armenian poet of the 20th century. He lived and wrote his creations following World War I, the Genocide and into […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
A Box of Matches for the Church
Armodoxy for Today: A Match to Light our Worship One Sunday morning, one of the young altar boys of our church, handed me a small box. On the box was […]
7×77 Time, Really!
Armodoxy for Today: That many times, really? July 7 is a very special day for us at Epostle.net. It was on July 7, 2007 that we organized the first-ever forgiveness […]
Voltaire’s Deal of the Cards
Armodoxy for Today: The Deal Likening life to a game of cards, French Enlightenment philosopher Voltaire observes, “Each player must accept the cards that life deals him or her. But […]
Independence Day (250) Prayer
On the 250th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence a group of clergy and laity assembled with their spiritual leader, Archbishop Hovnan Derderian, Diocesan Primate, at the […]
Independence at 250
Independence at 250 Next Step #812 – July 3, 2026 – On the eve of the 250th Anniversary of American Independence, Fr. Vazken shares his thoughts on the Declaration of […]
Reset-to-truth
Armodoxy for Today: One minute for summertime Reset Jesus says, “The truth will set you free.” That truth is not an arbitrary bit of fact or evidence. This statement of […]
Separate, but a part of
Armodoxy for Today – One minute for Summertime Separate, but a part of All things are connected to one another in a universal network of life. Economics gives us the […]
Declaring is half of it
Armodoxy for Today – one minute for Summertime Declaring is half of it On this third day of our dive into ideas of freedom, it’s important to understand that we […]
Something to Say
Armodoxy for Today – One minute for Summertime Questions to More Questions (On Freedom & Independence part 2/5) The United States of America celebrates its 250th Anniversary of declaring independence […]
