Ararat Week Day 4: Tirtad, Fanning the Flames
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 […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Ararat Week Day 3 – Gregory, Catalyst
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 […]
Ararat Week Day 2: Gayané, Kindling
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 […]
Ararat Week Day 1: Hripsimé, Spark
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. […]
A Vortex to transport
Armodoxy for Today: Vortex in the fabric of history Following the Resurrection of Jesus, the disciples anticipated that the world – at least history – would come to an end […]
Holy Spirit on Him and on Us
Armodoxy for Today: Holy Spirit on Him and Us Pentecost is the Feast of the Holy Spirit, the Third Person of the Holy Trinity. And while Pentecost takes place after […]
Pope Leo XIV’s Encyclical Magnifica Humanitas
SPECIAL EDITION Armodoxy for Today: Pope Leo’s Encyclical on magnificent humanity… While the Christian Church celebrated Pentecost over the past weekend, His Holiness Pope Leo XIV issued his first encyclical […]
From History to Us
Armodoxy for Today: From History to Sermon The sermon begins “Today is Pentecost” followed by a story from the pages of the Book of Acts. We hear the story of […]
Greater Love with no credit
Armodoxy for Today: Memorial Day There is a park that I pass by occasionally on my morning rides. It has a sizable monument dedicated to the veterans of US wars. […]
Memorial Day Thoughts
Memorial Day Thoughts by Fr. Vazken Movsesian Last Sunday I stood in church next to a visiting clergyman. We didn’t have an opportunity to speak before the morning service, but […]
