A Second Womb
Armodoxy for Today: A Second Womb In the not-so-distance past, in a time before cell companies offered unlimited calling plans, the connection between two telephones cost money. The farther the […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Beatitudes of Order
Armodoxy for Today: Order Chaotic life is difficult life. Chaos is characterized by random or unpredictable behavior. Hence, chaos carries a negative connotation because unpredictability leads to undesired results, disorganization […]
Ascension: The Jesus POV
Armodoxy for Today: Ascension from the Other Side FORTY days after Easter, today, is the celebration of Ascension. Jesus gives the Great Commission to the disciples, telling them to baptize […]
Negate the Negative
Armodoxy for Today: Negate the Negative Immediately after the Resurrection of Christ, Scripture tells us that Jesus appeared to the disciples “Over a period of forty days and spoke about […]
Opportunity Lost
Armodoxy for Today: Opportunity Lost Every Sunday, during the Divine Liturgy of the Armenian Church, the celebrant priest, descends from the altar area and processes around the inner circumference of […]
Deck Chairs
Armodoxy for Today: The Deck Chairs On Sunday, the Eastern Orthodox Church, e.g. the Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Georgian churches, celebrated Easter. These are the churches that adhere […]
War Protest: Opportunity Eclipsed
War Protest: Opportunity Eclipsed Next Step #791 – May 5, 2024 – The War in Gaza, a nightmare echoing the words, Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing. Famine is fueled by hatred. […]
Empathy Excercise
Armodoxy for Today: Empathy On the last evening of a visit to Armenia, I sat staring out the window of my room at sunset. The room was high enough to […]
From Fear to Faith: The Church’s Cornerstone
Stories from the Body then and now… According to Holy Scripture, the first witnesses to the Empty Tomb of Christ, “Fled from the tomb, for they trembled and were amazed. And […]
Celebration
Armodoxy for Today: Celebration The first day of May, referred to as May Day, is roughly halfway between the Spring Equinox and the Summer Solstice. In European culture, festivals would […]
