Baby Angel named Nzhdeh
Armodoxy for Today: A Baby Angel named Nzhdeh Garegin Nzhdeh (1886-1955) was a military strategist and statesmen. I’ve been intrigued by his story and inspired by many of his thoughts, […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
How Stone Talks
Armodoxy for Today: How Stone Talks Messages come in different forms and in different formats. Text gets wrapped in SMS code, a letter in an envelope, lessons by books or […]
Awe at Geghart
Geghartavank, or the monastery of Geghart, is unique because its wonder is felt only after you enter its doors. It is a monastery carved out of a mountain. Inside, different […]
Kid’s Play: Threats and Safety
Armodoxy for Today: Kid’s Play/Threats and Safety Armenia is surrounded by hostile neighbors. One wonders, what is life like under the imminent danger of attack and war? We know that […]
Children and Traditions
Armodoxy for Today: Children & Religion It is interesting to me that as adults we want to impose on our children systems that have not worked for us. Jesus, turns […]
Summer Solstice
Armodoxy for Today: The Summer Solstice Today is the Summer Solstice. In the Northern Hemisphere, it is the day with the most hours of sunlight. Daylight hours have increased since […]
Children: More than a Grammer Lesson
Armodoxy for Today: Children’s Grammer Lesson Somewhere in our education process, either in elementary school or in Junior High, we learn about the elements in a simple sentence. There is […]
A Great Place to Start
Next Step #794 – June 18, 2024 – Sixteen Years Later and beginning year #17 A look at our first 16 years, from scratch to Epostle.net, and a projection of […]
Fatherhood from Joseph’s view
Armodoxy for Today: Joseph on Fatherhood The most prominent earthly father in Holy Scripture is Joseph, the husband of St. Mary, the Holy Mother-of-God. In the Armenian Church, he is […]
Responding to Fatherhood
Armodoxy for Today: Responding to Fatherhood Father’s Day gives us an opportunity to thank and honor our fathers. Fathers, just as mothers, are no longer confined to a gender. We […]
