Wis. 14:1-8, Isa. 33:22-34:1, 1 Cor. 1:18-24, Mt. 24:27-36
24/10/2026
Readings From the Church Fathers
St. Athanasius the Great, From the Treatise on the Incarnation of the Word and on the Holy Trinity
24/10/2026
The Day in the Liturgical Calendar
Prov. 11:2-11, Isa. 31:3-7, Heb. 13:7-9, Jn. 16:33-17:8
23/10/2026
The sacrifice and Abraham's faith. Abraham's spiritual heritage. With the coming of Christ, humanity was given the grace of adoption. The fulfiller of prayer is the Spirit. The relationship between the Law and the faith.
Speaker: Fr. Mesrop Aramian
Host: Araks Poghosyan
23/10/2026
Readings From the Church Fathers
St. Gregory of Tathev, Homily on Repentance
23/10/2026
The Day in the Liturgical Calendar
Gal. 5:2-15, Lk. 5:17-26
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“Capital Cities of Armenia” by Sergey Vardanyan.
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