Abba Dorotheos
Practical Teaching on the Christian Life (CD attached)
by Constantine Scouteris

St. Dorotheos was a spiritual master who grounded his whole existence on the love of God and the obedience of His commandments. His wisdom helps us to learn what unconditional love for God and for fellow humans means.

15.5 x 22.5 Hard Bound. Pages 374.

Abbot Haralambos Dionysiatis
by Monk Joseph, Dionysiatis

This book tells the life-story of Archimandrite Haralambos. How he practiced and became a teacher of noetic prayer, also called prayer of the heart: "Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on me".

14.4 x 20.5 Soft Bound. Pages 289

Blessed Surgeon
The Life of Saint Luke Archbishop of Simferopol.
by Vasilly Marushchak

This is the account of a world-famous pioneering surgeon, tortured confessor, archbishop, and miracle-worker. St. Luke is one of the most intriguing saints who suffered under the soviest. The book documents his personal struggles, miracles, self -sacrifice and love for patients, during the chrurch's most difficult period in Russia.

Soft Bound. Pages 207.

Book of Saints, The
by Mary P. Hallick

Here is a veritable treasury on the origins of names, their history, meaning, variant forms, including a biography of the saint who bore the name as well as the day of its commemoration on the Orthodox Church calendar

14 x21.5 Soft Bound. Pages

The Byzantine Saint is one of the most important contributions to the field of Byzantine hagiography in recent years. St Vladimir's Seminary Press is please to present the collection, based on papers presented by a preeminent group of scholars at a Byzantine studies conference at the University of Birmingham.

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 245.

Elder Arsenios the Cave Dweller
by Monk Joseph, Dionysiatis

Elder Arsenios was naturally straightforward, simple, offenceless, meek, obedient; a rare struggler, who possessed nothing. He never harboured resentment, no matter how he was wronged. He never got angry; he never hurt anyone. He lived obedience with precision. That is why, through obedience and his unwavering faith in his Elder, he lived in a way that surpassed the laws of nature. During vigils, he began the night labouring excessively by kneeling thousands of times and then remained standing until morning.

14.2 x 20.5 Soft Bound. Pages 208

Elder Gervasios
(Paraskevopoulos) of Patra

Soft Bound

Elder Hadji Georgis The Athonite
by Elder Paisios

12.5 x 19 Soft Bound. Pages 94

Elder Joseph the Hesychast
Struggles - Experiences - Teachings
Translated by Elizabeth Theokritoff

Elder Joseph the Hesychast is one of the most important figures in Athonite monasticism of the twentieth century. Through his spiritual children and grandchildren, six of the twenty monasteries of Mount Athos have been renewed with vibrant brotherhoods, combining hesy­chasm with the cenobitic way of life. This influence has spread far beyond the borders of the Holy Mountain and Greece, with an especially strong presence in North America. Though Elder Joseph is a familiar figure throughout the English-speaking world, the details of his life have been relatively unknown.

13.5 x 20.5 Soft Bound. Pages 236

Elder George Karslides (1901-1959)
by monk Moses the Athonite

The priestmonk George Karslides lived near the world but lived outside it, in a ceaseless asceticism and communion with the living God. In silence he gathered precious wealth, which he did not want to use greedily only for himself, but because he loved his brethren, he distributed it generously to the deceived and repentant people. With the individuality of his inner world, making humility-producing asceticism the foundation of his life,

14X21 Soft Bound. Pages 147

Elder Paisios of the Holy Mountain 
by Priestmonk Christodoulos

17 x 24 Soft Bound. Pages 176

Elder Porphyrios
by Klitos Ioannidis

Testimonies and experiences

Soft Bound

Elder Vayianos - Archim Anthimos (1869-1960)
by Orthodox Kypseli

The life of holiness does not belong to the past, only. It also belongs to the present as well as to the future. Saint Anthimos of Chios, along with Saint Nectarios of Aigina (who, by the way, spent part of his life on the Island of Chios) are"saints of our century." They are proof of the eternal commitment of God and of God's people to the life of holiness.

14X21 Soft bound Pages 190

Encyclopedia of the Major Saints and Fathers of the Orthodox Church
Volume 1
by Basil E. Eleftheriou, Ph.D.

Includes the lives of 100 major saints most of whom were canonized prior to the 10th century. Includes, additionally, the lives of 44 early Church Fathers and philosophers and their theological contributions, as well as a brief description of the seven Ecumenical Councils and their decisions. Researched extensively for accuracy, it is written in a simple language for the average layperson.

Soft Bound. Pages

Encyclopedia of the Major Saints and Fathers of the Orthodox Church
Volume 2
by Basil E. Eleftheriou, Ph.D.

Over twice the size of volume one, the second volume contains the lives of 266 saints. Researched extensively for accuracy, it is written in simple language for the average layperson.

Soft Bound. Pages

Epistles
by Elder Paisios

In this translation we have attempted to retain the style of the original in order to provide our English speaking brethren with the possibility of approaching the word of the Elder which is graceful, lively, and replete with divine meaning, as well as to feel the peace and divine consolation which the Elder imparted to the soul of his inquirer.

15.5 x 24 Hard Bound. Pages 246

Father Arseny
1893-1973 - Priest, Prisoner, Spiritual Father
Translated by Vera Bouteneff

It is one of the great mysteries of life that in atmospheres of the harshest cruelty, a certain few not only survive but emerge as beacons of light and life. Father Arseny, former scholar of church art, became Prisoner No. 18376 in the brutal "special sector" of the Soviet prison camp system. In the darkness of systematic degradation of body and soul, he shone with the light of Christ's peace and compassion. His sights set on God and his life grounded in the Church, Father Arseny lived by the injunction to "bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ" (Gal 6:2).

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 277

Father Arseny
A Cloud of witnesses.
Translated by Vera Bouteneff

The stories of Father Arseny and his work in the Soviet prison camps have captured the minds and hearts of readers all over the world. In this second volume readers will find additional narratives about Father Arseny newly translated from the most recent Russian edition.

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 244

Historic Facts of St Raphaels Holy Monastery
by Mother Superior Evgenia Kleidara

14.5X21.5 Soft Bound 155

John Climacus
The Ladder of Divine Ascent

Soft Bound. Pages

Life of our Righteous Mother Xenia
Translated by Holy Nativity Convent

13.5 x 21.5 Booklet Pages 17

Lives & Legends of the Georgian Saints
by David M. Lang

13 x 19.5 Soft Bound. Pages 175

Monk of Mount Athos
by Archimandrite Sophrony

12.5X18.5 Soft Bound Pages 124

Orthodox Saints
Volume 1 January - March
by Fr. George Poulos

To know and to understand the saints of the Church is to know and to understand our Savior better. Read the stories of the men and women who shaped the Church through their total dedication to the service of Jesus Christ.

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 420

Orthodox Saints
Volume 2 April - June
by Fr. George Poulos

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 347

Orthodox Saints
Volume 3 July - September
by Fr. George Poulos

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 356

Orthodox Saints
Volume 4 October - December
by Fr. George Poulos

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 347

Our Geronda
Life And Miracles Of Elder Amphilochios Of Patmos
by Panagia Eleoussa Sisterhood

Elder Amphilochios (1889-1970), a zealous monk and ardent missionary. Philanthropic, merciful and hospitable for the poor and oppressed, widows, refugees and orfans.

14 x 20.5 Soft Bound. Pages: 144

Saint Irene Chrysovalantou

Soft Bound. Pages

Saint Magdalene
by Mother Superior Eugenia Kleidara

The life of Saint Mary Magdalene

14.5 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 225.

Saint Mark of Ephesus

13X21 Soft Bound. Pages 11

Saint Moses the Ethiopian

Soft Bound. Pages

Saint Seraphim of Sarov
Valentine Zander

Orthodox spirituality has produced many holy and famous men, but none in recent centuries to compare with Seraphim, staretz of the monastery of Sarov. After an initial period as a monk, working with the community, he was led to become a hermit, living deep in the forest in a world of solitude which was only destroyed when he was attacked by brigands.... His fame and humility brought a steady stream of visitors, religious and royalty alike, to him for advice.

14 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 150

Saint Spyridon of Trimithus

Soft Bound. Pages

St Arsenios The Cappadocian
by Elder Paisios

14 x 20.5 Soft Bound. Pages 160

St Gregory Palamas as a Hagiorite
by Metropolitan Hierotheos Vlachos

I consider it a great blessing that my work "St. Gregory Palamas as a Hagiorite" is published in English, for many reasons, but mainly because a significant turn can be observed nowdays in the West. It is a turn towards orthodox life in its authentic expression, just as the holy Fathers lived it and formulated it, and particularly St. Gregory Palamas, who is the summation of all patristic teaching and orthodox life. (Metropolitan Hierotheos Vlachos)

15 x 22 Soft Bound. Pages 340

St Nektarios
by Sotos Chondropoulos

The Saint of Our Century

14 x 20.7 Soft Bound. Pages 285.

St Parthenios of Chios

Soft Bound. Pages

St Silouan the Athonite
by Archimandrite Sophrony

The first part of this book is a remarkable account of St Silouan's life, personality and teaching by his spiritual disciple Archimandrite Sophrony. Part two comprises the writings of St Silouan, originally penciled in laborious, unformed characters on odd scraps of paper. The Lord said, "Every one that is of the truth hears my voice" (John 18:37). And according to Father Sophrony, "these words are applicable to Staretz Silouan's notes ..."

14 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 506.

The Lives of Saints of the Orthodox Church

14.5 x 21 Hard Bound. Pages 550

Synaxarion, The
Vol 2 November, December
by Hieromonk Makarios of Simonos Petra

The Lives of Saints of the Orthodox Church

14.5 x 21 Hard Bound. Pages 621

Synaxarion, The
Vol 3 January, February
by Hieromonk Makarios of Simonos Petra

The Lives of Saints of the Orthodox Church

14.5 x 21 Hard Bound. Pages 664

The Lives of Saints of the Orthodox Church

14.5 x 21 Hard Bound. Pages

The Lives of Saints of the Orthodox Church

14.5 x 21 Hard Bound. Pages 690

Teacher of the slaves, The
St Cosmas the Aetolian
by Mother Superior Xeni

Saint Cosmas the Aetolian, is not simply a holy figure of the Orthodox Church or a teacher who passed through Greece and then was forgotten. He is a falling star, who still exists, although two centuries have passed since he was born, he shines on, enlighting the coming generations.

14 x 20.5 Soft Bound. Pages 66

The Holy Unmercenary Doctors
The Saints Anargyroi, Physicians and Healers of the Orthodox Church
by Georgia Hronas

Translated from the Greek Orthodox Synaxaristes. The stories of twenty special physician saints who belong to a group called the Unmercenaries because they accepted no payment for their services.

Soft Bound. Pages

The Life of the Great Martyr St. George
by Georgia Hronas

The life of one of the most popular saints of the Church is told in such a dramatic way that you will not want to put the book down. The story moves quickly and is told in a simple manner that will appeal to adults and children alike. It makes St. George come alive with excitement and will provide all, young and old, with a true hero of the faith.

Soft Bound. Pages

Three Byzantine Saints
by Elizabeth Dawes, Norman H. Baynes (Translators)

Contemporary Biographies of St Daniel the Stylite, St Theodore of Sykeon and St John the Almsgiver

13.5 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 275

Wisdom From Mount Athos
The Writings of St Silouanos
by Archimandrite Sophrony

Staretz, or "elder", is a title given to Orthodox monks of particular spiritual development. Staretz Silouan was a Russian peasant whose only formal education consisted of two winters at the village school. But on Mt Athos, rooted in a tradition reaching back to the very beginnings of Christian monasticism, he was taught of God and attained wisdom akin to that of the Desert Fathers.

12.5 x 18.5 Soft Bound. Pages 127

With Elder Porphyrios
by Constantine Yiannitsiotis

Elder Porphyrios was a holy man of our time. His life and teaching convey the simple message that "Christ is Everything" and that we are all called to participate in the Life of Christ. We are all called to become holy ourselves, through God's Grace.

14 x 20.7 Soft Bound. Pages 416.

This study is the culmination of two decades of research on Orthodox Christian neomartyrs under the Ottoman Turks. Fr Vaporis has complied the life stories of almost two hundred faithful men and women who were by and large of humble station, possessing little or no formal education, yet gave their lives, or witnessed, for Christ. It is a pan-Orthodox study which cuts across ethnic boundaries to include many non-Greek neomartyrs, from countries such as Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Cyprus, Egypt, Ukraine, and Georgia. It also includes a number of accounts of Muslims who converted to Orthodox Christianity and suffered a martyr's death because they refused to return to Islam. (includes 16 full-color icon plates).

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 400