Like the apostles, we, too, are invited to find Jesus living today in the midst of us, to touch him through the Eucharistic body. For...

The second Sunday after Easter is one of the most beautiful and mysterious Sundays in the liturgical year of the Armenian Church. It has...

The use of incense in the ancient world was common, especially in religious rites where it was used to keep demons away. Herodotus, the...

In light of the persecutions and the sufferings of early Christians, St. Paul in his epistle to the Romans asks: "Who shall separate us...

On many different sermons and studies we have noted the inability of words to properly capture and define the goodness and greatness of...

The icon of Holy Martyrs of the Armenian Genocide is a unique work of iconography, depicting the first “new” saints recognized by the...

Genocide: “Any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial, or religious...

Is love really blind? The events of Easter morning, as described in John 20:1-9 (see below), suggest the opposite. On Easter morning, the...

The Gospels can be compared to a symphony, both in structure and in their power of eloquence. The Oxford Dictionary defines the classical...

The mystery is the aura of our faith that we live in. And the greatest Mystery God in Christ His Son is the Incarnation and Resurrection...

We will never comprehend all that our Lord Jesus Christ carried, bore, and suffered on the Cross. What we can comprehend is why He did...

On this Holy Thursday, Jesus welcomes us to his table knowing that we are and will be fragile; perhaps we will betray him; perhaps we...

Holy Week is the sacred commemoration of the dramatic events leading to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, His victory over death and the...

Picture this, a pleasantly warm day in the Holy City Jerusalem that is decked out in festive dress, for the approaching feast of an...

“O that you would tear open the heavens and come down.” (Isaiah 64:1) On behalf of all believers, who raise their eyes to the skies, who...

There is a town in the extreme north of Norway where, about January 18, in each year, the people climb a hill in order that they may see...

On the fifth Sunday of Lent, which in our Church is called the Sunday of the Judge, Jesus tells a parable "to show that we should always...

“The artist must train not only his eye but also his soul so that it can weigh colors in its own scale and thus become a determinant in...

In the Gospels, the first and the last words of Jesus contained the word "Father." The whole terrestrial life of Jesus was a filial...

“The love of money is a root of all kinds of evil,” says St. Paul in 1 Tim. 6:10; “The sinews of war are infinite money,” states Cicero....