Many people come to religious faith seeking answers. But for the Christian, spiritual life often asks that we rest content with open-ended questions, while we trust in God to provide answers in His own time, according to His will.
In this episode of Choices, Fr. Tateos Abdalian considers the quality of courage: where does it come from? And why have human beings been endowed with an ability to stand up against danger?
One of the most commonly uttered Armenian prayers is the “Jashagestsook”: the prayer recited before meals in countless Armenian homes every evening.
“If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have a faith that can move mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing,” wrote St. Paul, in one of the most revealing passages in the entire […]
Modern life keeps you on the move. School, job, family, vacation—each of these can take you to a different locale, making life a patchwork of places and temporary residences.
Having progressed more than a week into Lent, many church members are probably starting to feel discomfort—maybe even regret—about their decision to “give up” some favorite food item for 40 days.