Historical Context
Roots of Armodoxy: Historical Context Recently I read a post on social media which said, “Don’t ever say, ‘Bible-reading is for monks; am I making my child a monk?’ No! […]
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Roots of Armodoxy: Historical Context Recently I read a post on social media which said, “Don’t ever say, ‘Bible-reading is for monks; am I making my child a monk?’ No! […]
Next Step #779 – July 28, 2023 – A call to believe in the power within… Artsakh blockade continues as do the pleas for help. Armenian clergy meet with the […]
Roots of Armodoxy: Here, There, Everywhere Four icons hang on Pushkin Street in the middle of Yerevan. For all the breath-taking, amazing, architecturally groundbreaking edifices from antiquity that we have […]
Armodoxy for Today: Overturning At the first Palm Sunday, that is, when Jesus entered Jerusalem to meet his appointment with the Cross, he saw a scene in the temple which […]
Armodoxy for Today: Sincerity & Purity Throughout his ministry, Jesus associated with a wide variety of people. You could say that his circle of acquaintances – friends, associates – was […]
Armodoxy for Today: Knowledge When Fr. Gregor found out his son had Down Syndrome he searched for information. It caught him off guard, as it did and does for thousands […]
Armodoxy for Today: Christmas in July The ad came in the mail. It’s one of the few things that still comes by mail. Red and green writing over a picture […]
Roots of Armodoxy: Memory in DNA “She remembered the railroad tracks and the mountains.” During the Armenian Genocide 1.5 Million Armenians were brutally slaughtered and a greater number of Armenians […]
Roots of Armodoxy: The Bulleted Cross This week on the Roots of Armodoxy, we are looking at memories from different vantage points that we discovered in Gyumri, the second largest […]
Roots of Armodoxy: Memories that Honor This week on the Roots of Armodoxy, we are looking at memories – those that honor, those that help us heal and those that […]
