Forgiveness: The Third Dimension

There is an interesting Spanish story about a father and his son. Because of some issues, they became alienated and estranged. After some time has passed, the father, perhaps realizing the emptiness of his life without his son or possibly missing him, sets out to find and reconnect with him. He searched for his son […]

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You Got a Mail

One of the streaming apps on my phone recently prompted me to check out a show called “The Cleaning Lady.” I dismissed the notification without much thought, only to find the same recommendation on a different platform a few days later. OK, I thought there must be something about this show and decided to see […]

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Blessed in ALL thing

If we reflect on the words of some of the prayers and hymns we hear, sing and affirm during Badarak, by saying “amen” we will realize that they carry a tremendous spiritual depth that sometimes can be hard to understand, grasp and agree with. ‘Hamenayni’ is one such example. It is a very short and […]

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Stewardship is a Badarak

«Այլ իմ առեա՛լ զամենայն, և առաւելեա՛լ եմ. ընկալայ՝ և լի՛ եմ ՚ի ձեռն Եպափրոդիտեայ, որ է ՚ի ձէնջ հոտ անուշից, պատարագ ընդունելի՝ հաճոյ Աստուծոյ։» ՓԻԼԻՊԵՑԻՍ Դ։18 One day, an angel appeared to a man and said: “Tell me, what can I do for you?” The man answered:, “Show me the Wall Street Journal one year […]

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Called to Serve

What we probably don’t realize when we pour honey out of a sixteen-ounce jar and enjoy its rich flavors and taste is that it only exists because tens of thousands of bees flew some 112.000 miles in relentless pursuit of nectar gathered from some 4.5 million flowers. Flying themselves to death, each of these bees […]

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Jairus’ Map to Miracles

In May 2000, Newsweek magazine published an interesting story titled “Most Americans Believe in Miracles,” revealing the results of their recent survey. It indicated that 84 percent of Americans believed in divine miracles, 79 percent believed the miracles described in the Bible to be real, 48 percent personally experienced a miracle, 63 percent knew people […]

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Chalk Lines

“For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.” – 1 Corinthians 1:18 Thurgood Marshall, the first African-American on the Supreme Court, had a favorite story he often shared during his talks around the country. It was a […]

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Two Days to Live

The Gospel reading for this Sunday is from the Gospel of St. Mark, chapter 12. It depicts a very hectic day in the life of the Lord, full of controversy and conflict. The religious leaders were determined to challenge and question everything He said and did, refusing to see any hope and holiness in his […]

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Reflection: The Front Camera to Our Souls

Cameras on our cell phones are placed in two locations – front and back, one facing us and the other facing back – the world and everyone else. The front-facing cameras are very basic, primarily used for selfies and video calls. But the back cameras are a totally different story, far more superior and advanced. […]

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