Delicate Planet: Remembering Bill Anders
Armodoxy for Today: Delicate Planet Today we note the passing of William Anders, one of NASA’s Apollo astronauts from the 1960’s, one of a select group of people through whose […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Christ Call: Dare to Dream
Christ Call: Dare to Dream Next Step #793 – June 8, 2024 – Christ calls us to dream, to explore avenues that have not been explored, in particular in a […]
The Narrative (Story)
Roots of Armodoxy: The Story After your first visit to Armenia, and especially once you make the rounds to the monasteries and ancient sites, you can’t help but ask, how […]
Ararat Surprise
The Roots of Armodoxy: Ararat In stark contrast to the wonderful and joyous hospitality you’ll be extended as a tourist in Armenia, is your first encounter with its people, at […]
Etchmiadzin – Universal
Armodoxy for Today: Universality of Faith The feast of Holy Etchmiadzin has a descriptor in its official name. It is “universal.” While the word implies the connection to the larger […]
Etchmiadzin for All
Armodoxy for Today: Etchmiadin for All In a world that is plagued with war, disease, poverty, intolerance and indifference, the feast of Holy Etchmiadzin may seem obsolete and/or archaic. What […]
Etchmiadzin is Mission
Armodoxy for Today: Etchmiadzin as Mission Today’s message comes from His Holiness, Karekin I, of blessed memory, who was the Catholicos of All Armenians from 1995 until his passing in […]
Etchmiadzin, Altar of Light (5/5)
Armodoxy for Today: The Road to the Center of Light – a five-part mini-series of daily messages dedicated to this special week in the life of the Armenian Church. Five […]
Tirtad, Fanning Fire (4/5)
Day 4: In sharing the story of the great Revolution that brought Christianity to Armenia, we have used the metaphor of a fire that burnt away the pain and despair […]
Gregory, the Catalyst (3/5)
Armodoxy for Today: The Road to the Center of Light – a five-part mini-series of daily messages dedicated to this special week in the life of the Armenian Church. Five […]
