Mighty in Battle? Really?
Armodoxy for Today: King of Glory Armodoxy has developed in a land and among a people that have not known peace for long stretches of time. Armenia, at the intersection […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Andrew the First Called
Armodoxy for Today – Andrew, the First Saints come in all shapes and sizes. That might sound like an odd way to bring attention to the elite class of the […]
Osheen Keshishian: An Armenian Icon
Osheen Keshishian was honored on November 10, 2024 at the St. Leon Armenian Cathedral in Burbank, by Archbishop Hovnan Derderian, Primate of the Western Diocese. On this occasion His Eminence […]
One Less Listener
Armodoxy for Today: One Less Listener The news came unexpectedly. No matter how much you prepare or how prepared you may be, the news of young death comes with an […]
Overkill
Armodoxy for Today: Overkill One of the great disservices we do to our Faith is when we overdramatize or fictionalize the characters of our faith to the point that they […]
Dad’s Tears on Veterans Day
Armodoxy for Today: Dad’s Tears on Veterans Day Few things made my father cry. Sarkis was one of them. Sarkis is forever 20 in my head. He was killed in […]
Veterans’ Day
Armodoxy for Today: Veterans’ Day A veteran is a person who has had long experience in a particular field. Generically, we use the word to refer to military personnel, especially […]
Liberty Experiment
Armodoxy for Today: Liberty During elections, such as the one we just had in the United States, questions about democracy and freedom always surface. Democracy in America has been referred […]
Civility
Armodoxy for Today: Civilization In one of his campaign speeches, Vice Presidential nominee, Tim Walz, reminded us of a nice tradition that exists at the end of team sports. At […]
Casting Votes
After I turned in my ballot today, the attendant gave me a sticker with the words, “I VOTED” in large white caps screaming patriotically across a back drop of red […]
