The broadcast is dedicated to the American writer J. D. Salinger, the author of the novel "The Catcher in the Rye." In this novel, in the image of teenager Holden, Salinger depicted the American world, which is also the approximate description of the entire world. The novel was a huge success among millions of readers in different parts of the world. Salinger also authored some unique novellas and short stories. In 1965, he departed from people and began to live in a small, beautiful village. He spent the rest of his life in this village until January 27, 2010…

The Day in the Liturgical Calendar

Gal. 4:19-5:1, Lk. 4:31-40

Armenian Folk Tale, The Farmer's Son (Part I)

The gifts of prophecy and speaking in tongues. Love has an important and irreplaceable role in every spiritual gift. God's distribution of gifts has a clear purpose.

• Speaker: Fr. Mesrop Aramian
• Host: Deacon Ara Nalchajyan

Readings From the Church Fathers

St. Gregory of Tathev, Homily on Sins

This episode outlines the creative portrait of the brilliant Austrian violinist Fritz Kreisler and considers its features in the larger view of famous violinists of his time.