If you’ve ever traveled with passengers via plane, train, or automobile—even by foot, skateboard, or bicycle—you’ve certainly heard these words at some point along the way: “Are we there yet?”
An Example of God’s Grace, for 850 Years
This week, the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin launched a year-long commemoration of St. Nersess Shnorhali’s life and work.
Steward or Swindler?
The steward is a figure who comes up in many of Jesus’ parables—a “stock character,” we might say, who would have been very recognizable to Christ’s listeners.
What did stewards do, in the time of Jesus? What made them so interesting to our Lord?
A Father’s Love: The Sunday of the Prodigal Son
Perhaps the holiest moment in the Armenian Divine Liturgy is when the congregation fills the church with the singing of the Lord’s Prayer. We begin with the words Hayr Mer—“Our Father”; but what really do we mean by referring to God as a “father”?
St. Vartan and the Armenian Christian Identity, Then and Now
Professor Mark Movsesian, co-director of the Center for Law and Religion at St. John’s University Law School, was the guest speaker during the celebration of St. Vartan Day on Thursday, February 16, 2023, at New York’s St. Vartan Armenian Cathedral.