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Armodoxy for Today: Prayer We hear it all the time: I’ll pray for you. You’re in my prayers. Keep me in your prayers. Pray for better days. Pray for good […]
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Armodoxy for Today: Prayer We hear it all the time: I’ll pray for you. You’re in my prayers. Keep me in your prayers. Pray for better days. Pray for good […]
Armodoxy for Today: The Heavens From the earliest of times, from the most ancient history of the human race and even before, people have looked up to the heavens only […]
Armodoxy for Today: Fires and Peace The journey to and through Armodoxy is paradoxical, it is rather simple to understand but difficult to implement, above all, it requires an open […]
Armodoxy for Today: Celebrating with God Jesus’ words should never be confined to the Church audience nor should they be restricted to any limit imposed by the boundaries of space […]
Armodoxy for Today: Axioms to follow (and shouldn’t be challenged) In the simplicity of Jesus’ statements, there are truths that may not be self-evident until a bit of thought is […]
Cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead, who had studied various and many societies throughout the world, taught and advocated for cultural relativism, as a means by which we as people can better […]
Daily Message: Simplicity Jesus Tweeted. That’s not meant to be funny, neither is it meant to shock you, nor to make Jesus contemporary. God forbid. Jesus and his message are […]
Armodoxy for Today: Epilogue for Muiron Dive Over the past month I have had the pleasure of sharing with you the background “deep dive” story of the Holy Muiron. This […]
Next Step #796 – September 28-29, 2024 – Fr. Vazken is in Between Two Services – the Blessing of the Holy Muiron and the Consecration of the Mother Cathedral of […]
Armodoxy for Today: The Khatchkar dialect of Varak As Jesus entered Jerusalem on that first “Palm Sunday” the people went to the streets with joy, singing in loud voices, “Hosanna. […]
