Roumie’s ministry is ours too, in fact, it’s our very identity. From the day of our baptism, as St. Paul says, ‘those who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ.’ We are not trying on a costume. We are living out who we are called to be. And like Roumie, the more time…

Now if the cross was just a piece of wood, I imagine that would have been that.  We discovered the cross-like Isaac Newton discovered gravity or Columbus discovered America-great job-done! But if the cross is not just a piece of wood we discover, but through it we constantly discover and rediscover our deepest self, well…

Some people are very comfortable with selling themselves, after all that’s the way of the world, and don’t hide your talents. Others are very uncomfortable with it, after all pride is the queen of sins, and humility is the key to truly knowing God. Jesus, as always shows a third way, the way for Christians…

Today, on the Feast of the Holy Translators, we remember St. Mesrob Mashdots & St. Sahag Partev. We know who they were right?  Yes they created the Armenian Alphabet and oversaw the translation of Bible and others texts to Armenian. What they did with language translation in their time was amazing and revolutionary. But, truth…

St. Hagop is God’s home and your and my home. We are stewards of it and stewardship is literally what has made this church-it’s a gift literally from floor to ceiling. Stewardship is also what makes a Christian, floor to ceiling-head to toe. This is not metaphor. By Jesus’ example, it is literally true. Jesus’…

So you young folks may not know this, but my generation and older had a very different relationship with phones. It sounds crazy, but we used them to talk to each other…and that’s all. That’s all a phone did! It was shaped to fit your ear and over your mouth, people conversed with each other,…

Today’s feast of the cross is perhaps God’s greatest reminders, a reminder so big, that it goes from now through mid-November, this entire season of the church is the season of the cross.  It puts in front of us three holidays of the cross, it changes the hymns and variables, the color of the season.…