Argentinian novelist, playwright, translator, and poet Julio Cortázar is loved in his homeland, but he is now translated and read in the entire world. The reason is the thirst for freedom in his literature, and he devoted many of his works to this. Using the element of fantasy, he has made the reality of novels more interesting...

The Day in the Liturgical Calendar

Acts 8:3-13, Jas. 5:1-11, Jn. 1:35-42

Readings From the Church Fathers

Sargis the Grace-Filled, From the Commentary on the Catholic Epistle of James 

Star Quartet: This episode analyzes the form and content of Beethoven's Quartet No. 8 and explains nature's reflection in the mirror of music.

The Day in the Liturgical Calendar

Acts 7:30-8:2, Jas. 4:7-17, Jn. 1:29-34

Armenian Folk Tale, The Tale of the Taciturn Girl

(adapted by Suren Kocharyan)