Post Theophany: Mary’s Yes
Armodoxy for Today: Mary’s Yes Mary, the mother of Jesus, is the first of all the saints in the Church. In the Armenian Church she is referred to the Asdvadzadzin […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Post-Theophany: Joseph
In the Nativity narratives there are three people who are essential to the plot line: St. Mary, of course, St. Joseph and the Forerunner, St. John the Baptist. Let’s have […]
Post-Theophany: Structure
Armodoxy for Today: Structure The Armenian Church has unique readings for every day of the calendar year. These are daily prescriptions for the soul and mind, to be taken with […]
Post Theophany: Background
The Universe is an ordered system of bodies, forces and interactions. The Armenian Church organizes its liturgies and events according to a calendar. The post-Theophany period counts of 40 days […]
Advent 50: Theophany
Advent Day 50: Theophany Singularity is an expression made popular with the study of Black holes. It is a one-dimensional point where gravity and density become infinite, so powerful that […]
Advent 49-50: Becoming Flesh
Advent Day 49 of 50: Becoming Flesh The third Nativity narrative I spoke of is quite different from the other two we heard yesterday. Without Wise Men and in the […]
Advent 48-50: Not Matthew, Not Luke
Advent Day 48 of 50: Not Matthew and Not Luke There are three Nativity narratives. Two of them are the popular stories around which most Christmas celebrations take place. In […]
Advent 47-50: Non-Violent Revolutionary
Advent Day 47 of 50: Non-Violent Revolutionary On the Feast of Theophany, January 6, we celebrate the Revelation of God. The Armenian word for it is a compound word of […]
Advent 46-50: House Building
Advent Day 46 of 50: House building You have journeyed through the Advent season feasting on the Essentials Teachings of Jesus Christ as expressed through the Sermon on the Mount. […]
Advent 45-50: I never knew you
Advent Day 45 of 50: I never knew you Jesus begins to bring to a close His Sermon on the Mount with yet one more warning to keep us from […]
