Following the Feast of the Holy Translators, Fr. Barouyr welcomes the seminarians to the new academic year, exhorting them to keep in their hearts the prayer, “Holy, holy, holy,” as they prepare to serve the Armenian Church.

This week, join Fr. Barouyr as he discussed why the Armenian Apostolic Church uses only wine in the Holy Eucharist, as opposed to mixing it with water, what the wine and water mean, and what it means to belong to God.

Join Fr. Barouyr this week for a discussion about the environment. Armenian Apostolic Church theology extends beyond just humankind, encompassing all of God’s creation, having commemorated Green Sunday for hundred of years. This week’s episode was delivered by Fr. Barouyr as part of the “Climate Change and Nature” panel, at The Middle East Council of Churches’ Symposium on Ecotheology: Ecumenical Perspectives on Climate Change, which took place on October 4, 2023, at St. Joseph University of Beirut.

This week, V. Rev. Fr. Shnorhk Ashekian joins Fr. Barouyr as they discuss the importance of nature in Christian spiritual life.

This week, the world watched the devastating news of Azerbaijan’s attack on and disarmament of Artsakh. Join Fr. Barouyr as he reflects on this event, and as he exhorts us to come together and fight to lift up our nation.

This Sunday, the Armenian Apostolic Church commemorates the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, one of its five major feast days. This week, join Fr. Barouyr as he discusses Christ’s cross, it’s significance in our lives, and how making the sign of the cross reinforces that meaning.

As the Armenian Church commemorates the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea, join Father Barouyr as he discusses the importance of dialogue, listening to opposing viewpoints, and their impacts on church and community life.

This week, join Fr. Barouyr for a discussion about the saints. He highlights why we pray for their intercession and what that means, what role they play in our lives, and what they teach us about our Lord.

Join Fr. Barouyr as he discusses Jesus’s 3-day disappearance at the age of 12, as described in the Gospel of Luke. He explores how those closest to Christ both lost and found Him, and how this parallels our spiritual life.

Join Fr. Barouyr this week for a discussion about the importance of the sentence, Der Voghormia, Lord Have Mercy. Fr. Barouyr delves into the spiritual meaning behind the words, and how we should feel when we ask God for mercy, and the importance of Christ’s mercy in our lives.