A Night in the Desert of the Holy Mountain
by Archim. Hierotheos Vlachos

"A Night in the Desert of the Holy Mountain" is a book which brings to light the quintessence of Orthodox spiritual life: the Jesus prayer or prayer of the heart and how it can be practised by both monks/nuns and lay people.

12 x 19.7 Soft Bound. Pages 194.

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

Saint 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.

After Death
by Archim. Vasilios Bakogiannis

This book is about what happens to us when we die; from the moment of death onwards

14 x 20.5 Soft Bound. Pages 148

Ages of the Spiritual Life
by Paul Evdokimov

Evdokimov draws from the great current of Christian spiritual life in the West and in particular the Eastern tradition, revealing how modern mankind may recover the voices of silence, prayer and contemplation. Ages of the Spiritual Life presents a different view of the spiritual life.

Soft Bound. Pages 262.

Sayings of the Holy Fathers of Mount Athos

Soft Bound. Pages 661.

Christ In Eastern Christian Thought
by Jonh Meyendorff

This major study of Byzantine Christology is at the same time a study of the Orthodox understanding of man and his salvation. Focusing on the concept of hypostasis or "person," Meyendorff states that "man is truly man when he participates in divine life...[and] this participation in no way diminishes his authentically human existence, human energy, and will."

Soft Bound. Pages 248.

Christ is in Our Midst
Letters From a Russian Monk
by Father John (Anonymous)

Mankind has become so earthbound! People have quite forgotten that this life of ours is the path to eternity and a preparation for it: they get excited and worked up in this vale of tears. You meet very few with whom you can talk about the one thing needful.
So writes this saintly Russian elder in one of his many letters from his monastery in Valamo, the monastery which was his home for over fifty years. To this monk, who died in 1958, "the one thing needful" is God, and the path to God is prayer, "prayer unceasing."

13.5 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 152

Christ's Comfort
for Those Who Sorrow
by Anthony M. Coniaris

Brief Christ-centered messages of comfort and hope for those who have lost loved ones through death. An excellent gift for the bereaved.

Soft Bound. Pages

Counsels for Life
by Father Epiphanios Theodoropoulos

Life and teaching of father Epiphanios Theodoropoulos

Soft Bound

Daily Readings from the Writings of Saint John Chrysostom
by Anthony M. Coniaris

Brilliant gems from the writings of one of the world's greatest preachers. Exellent for daily devotional reading.

Soft Bound. Pages

Dealing With Grief
by Gordon T. Walker

10 x 16.5 Booklet. Pages 20

Deification In Christ
by Panayiotis Nellas

Orthodox Perspectives on the Nature of the Human Person

13.5 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 250

Experiences of the Grace of God
by Archimandrite George Abbot of the Holy Monastery of St. Gregorios of Mt. Athos.

12.4 x 20 Soft Bound. Pages 40.

Feast of Faith
by Archbishop Paul

12.5X18.5 Soft Bound Pages 112

Finding God in time of Sorrow and Despair
by Anthony M. Coniaris

Soft Bound 15X23 Pages 234

For The Hours of Pain
by Archimandrite Seraphim Papakostas

The lessons of life are fortified through those experiences which derive from pain and suffering; indeed, St. Paul and the Greek fathers considered them to be stepping stones to the ultimate victory of perfection.

14 x 20.7 Soft Bound. Pages 181.

God and you Person to Person
by Anthony M. Coniaris

Developing a Daily Personal Relationship with Jesus

Soft Bound 15X23 Pages 160

His Life Is Mine
by Archimandrite Sophrony

This book is a rich source for meditation. Focusing on the Jesus Prayer it emphasizes the theology of prayer as well as its practice.

14 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 128

How Are We Saved?
The Understanding of Salvation in the Orthodox Tradition
by Bishop Kallistos Ware

An easy-to-read, easy-to-understand presentation of the Orthodox Christian way of salvation based on Scripture, the early tradition of the ancient, undivided Church, and the Church Fathers. In a day when there are so many concepts of salvation floating about, it is refreshing to read a balanced view of the many-splendored jewel of salvation as taught by the early Church. Excellent for personal reading and study groups.

14.5 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 91

Illness and Cure of the Soul in the Orthodox Tradition
by Metropolitan Hierotheos Vlachos

Soft Bound

In Thy Presence
by Father Lev Gillet

Brief meditations, written in the form of God speaking to the reader as to a beloved child.

11 x 18 Soft Bound. Pages 143

Inner Kingdom, The
V1 Of The Collected Works
by Bishop Kallistos Ware

This is a revised and expanded version of a book that has appeared in French, Italian, and Greek. It focuses on themes central to Eastern Christian worship and spiritual life and serves as an introduction to the series of six volumes of Bishop Kallistos' collected works.
The Inner Kingdom is the first of a planned six-volume collection of works by Bishop Kallistos. His thought combined depth and honesty with judicious wisdom and balance, expressed in a clear and direct style.

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 224

John Climacus
The Ladder of Divine Ascent

Soft Bound. Pages

Letters From The Desert
Barsanuphius & John
Translated by John Chryssavgis

A Selection of Questions and Answers on Spiritual Life

12.5 x 18.5 Soft Bound. Pages 213

Life After Death 
by Metropolitan Hierotheos Vlachos

14X21 Soft Bound Pages 382

Life In Christ, The
by St Nicholas Cabasilas

The Life in Christ by Nicholas Cabasilas is a remarkable product of Byzantium's last great flowering of theology. At a time when secular humanism was increasingly asserting man's complete autonomy, Cabasilas proclaimed that man's true life lies not in himself, but in Christ. For him, man's redemption in Jesus Christ is not just a matter of history, which can be elucidated simply by scholarly endeavor. It is a saving event in which man is called to participate here and now, in body and spirit as well as intellect, through the sacramental life of the Church.

13.5 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 299

Living God, The
Vol 1 A Catechism for the Christian Faith
by M. Olivier Clement and Olga Dunlap

The Living God is a unique catechetical work for families, inquirers, and adults who are searching for a clear, vivid presentation of the Christian faith. Volume 1 contains the period from the Creation through the Resurrection of Christ.

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 472

Living God, The
Vol 1, Vol 2 set - A Catechism for the Christian Faith
by M. Olivier Clement and Olga Dunlap

The Living God is a unique catechetical work for families, inquirers, and adults who are searching for a clear, vivid presentation of the Christian faith. Volume 1 contains the period from the Creation through the Resurrection of Christ. Volume 2 begins with the feast of Ascension continues through the book of Revelation and concludes with the Sacraments of Prayer in the life of the Church.

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages Vol 1: 472, Vol 2: 444

Living God, The
Vol 2 A Catechism for the Christian Faith
by M. Olivier Clement and Olga Dunlap

The Living God is a unique catechetical work for families, inquirers, and adults who are searching for a clear, vivid presentation of the Christian faith. Volume 2 begins with the feast of Ascension continues through the book of Revelation and concludes with the Sacraments of Prayer in the life of the Church.

15 x 23 Soft Bound. Pages 444

Lords Prayer, The
by Archimandrite George Abbot of the Holy Monastery of St. Gregorios of Mt. Athos

Soft Bound

Miracles which my eyes have seen 
by Archimandrite Haralambos Vasilopoulos

12X16.5 Soft Bound Pages 149

Mystery of Death, The
by Nikolaos P. Vassiliadis

".... Let no one fear death for the Savior's death liberated us from it. Even though the Savior was held for a short time by it, He abolished death by the power of His Pasion. By descending into Hades with His rarional soul, the Lord freed the souls of those in bondage. Hades was filled with bitterness when he tasted of the Savior's body. This was foretold by prophet Isaiah when he said triuaphantly: ( Hades was embittered when he met in his dismal subterranian kingdom) (Isaiah 14,9: LXX). ...." (St John Chrysostom)

15.5 x 21.5 Hard Bound. Pages 592

Nous, The
Themes from the Philokalia
by Archim. Ioannikios Kotsonis

Soft Bound. Pages

O Death Where Is Thy Sting?
by Alexander Schmemann

In this brief collection, Father Alexander Schmemann does not have the luxury for platitudes and pleasantries on the most difficult of life's ultimate questions. Taking us to the heart of Christian revelation and anthropology, he leads us unequivocally and directly, as only he can, to discole why the apostle Paul calls death the "last enemy" (1 Cor. 15:26) and Christ's decisive answer to this enemy.

13 x 18 Soft Bound. Pages 116

On Ascetical Life
by St Isaac of Nineveh

St. Isaac of Nineveh was a native of Bet Qatraye near present-day Bahrain on the Persian Gulf. A teacher and monk, he was consecrated bishop (ca. 660-680), but preferred to live out his live as an anchorite. A Scriptural scholar, he studies Scripture so much that he became blind and had to dictate his writings.

12.5 x 18.5 Soft Bound. Pages 116.

Orthodox Psychotherapy
The science of the Fathers
by Metropolitan of Nafpaktos Hierotheos Vlachos

I feel it my duty to give a few basic explanations for the study and understanding of the chapters which follow. The title 'Orthodox Psychotherapy' has been given to the book as a whole because it presents the teaching of the Fathers on curing the soul. I know that the term 'psychotherapy' is almost modern and is used by many psychiatrists to indicate the method which they follow for curing neurotics. But since many psychiatrists do not know the Church's teaching or do not wish to apply it, and since their anthropology is very different from the anthropology and soteriology of the Fathers, in using the term 'psychotherapy', I have not made use of their views.

16.5 x 23.5 Soft Bound. Pages 366

Orthodox Spirituality
A Brief Introduction
by Metropolitan Hierotheos Vlachos

The spiritual person is he who partakes of and participates in the energies of the Most Holy Spirit; he, who has himself become a dwelling place of the Holy Spirit. This does not constitute an abstract, emotional or intellectual spirituality. The bearer of Orthodox spirituality par excellence is the Saint who is revealed through his teachings and his relics. The non-spiritual individual, who is deprived of the Holy Spirit, is the psychological and carnal person. It is precisely the above distinction which points out the difference between Orthodox spirituality and other"spiritualities".

12 x 19.5 Soft Bound. Pages 100

Orthodox Spirituality
by A Monk of the Eastern Church

An Outline of the Orthodox Ascetical and Mystical Tradition

Soft Bound.

Orthodox Worship, A Living Continuity

Soft Bound. Pages

Paternal Counsels Vol 2
by Elder Philotheos Zervakos

14x20.5 Soft Bound. Pages 64

Philokalia, The
Vol 1

The Philokalia is a collection of texts on prayer and the spiritual life, written between the fourth and fifteenth centuries by spiritual masters of the Orthodox Christian tradition. First published in Greek in 1782, translated into Slavonic and later into Russian, The Philokalia has had a decisive influence upon the Orthodox Church during the last two centuries, and it continues to be read more and more widely. The Philokalia is devoted to themes of universal significance: how we may develop our inner powers and awake from illusion; how we may overcome fragmentation and achieve wholeness; how we may attain contemplative stillness and union with God.

12.5x19.5 Soft Bound. Pages 378

Philokalia, The
Vol 2

The Philokalia is a collection of texts on prayer and the spiritual life, written between the fourth and fifteenth centuries by spiritual masters of the Orthodox Christian tradition.

12.5x19.5 Soft Bound. Pages

Philokalia, The
Vol 3

The Philokalia is a collection of texts on prayer and the spiritual life, written between the fourth and fifteenth centuries by spiritual masters of the Orthodox Christian tradition.

12.5x19.5 Soft Bound. Pages 379

Philokalia, The
Vol 4

The Philokalia is a collection of texts on prayer and the spiritual life, written between the fourth and fifteenth centuries by spiritual masters of the Orthodox Christian tradition.

12.5x19.5 Soft Bound. Pages 458

Repentance
by Archimandrite Papacostas

The title of this book, the one word "Repentance", is a term that causes man of our modern society a feeling of discomfort similar to that which a sick man experiences on hearing the name of an unpleasant drug. Nevertheless, in every age and far more in the present deeply uneasy, tired and unsettled age nothing is more useful, more indispensable and more salutary than repentance.

10.5 x 16.3 Soft Bound. Pages 142

Return
Repentance Confession
by Archim. Nectarios Antonopoulos

What is sin and which are sin's fruits? What is repentance and what isn't? How do we prepare for confession? How do we confess? What is the meaning of penance? What is the relationship of repentance with the mystery of the Divine Eucharist?

12.7 x 20.5 Soft Bound. Pages 87.

Sacrament of Love, The
by Paul Evdokimov

The conjugal union of man and woman in mariage is an image of God in Trinity-a-relationship of persons united in love. One of the best works in English on the Orthodox view of mariage.

14 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 192

Serve the Lord with Gladness
by Lev Gillet

Serve the Lord with Gladness brings together two related meditations on liturgical and priestly service. The first meditation "Our Life in the Liturgy" consists of a simple yet beautiful explanation of the Divine Liturgy. It leads the reader step by step through the unfolding Eucharistic mystery, providing a profound spiritual vision of this most significant aspect of the Church's service to the Lord. The second mediation, entitled "Be My Priest," focuses upon the spiritual nature necessary for those called to the priestly ministry. Both evangelical and Eucharistic in its emphasis, the work proclaims that all priesthood finds its sources and fulfillments in the person of Jesus Christ.

12.7 x 18.5 Soft Bound. Pages 108

Spiritual Counsels
of Fr.John of Krontstadt
by W. J. Grisbrooke

Select passages from the book "My Life in Christ"

14 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 130

Suffering & Salvation
by Archim. Vasilios Bakogiannis .

"Every mortal is short-lived", and "full of wrath" says Scripture (Job14.1). We're buffeted by misfortunes, sorrows, sickness and the loss of our loved ones! The burning question is: "Why in such a brief life are we subjected to so many troubles?"
We'll see the answer in this book.

11.5 x 19.5 Soft Bound. Pages 77.

The Authentic Seal
Spiritual Instruction and Discourses
by Archimandrite Aimilianos

This coIIection of previously-published texts by the Abbot of the Holy Monastery of Simonos Petras, Archimandrite Aimilianos, our venerable Elder, and their publication in one volume is the result of the persistent requests, expressed over many years, of his disciples and audiences who wanted to read them but were unable to find them.

16 x 23 Hard Bound. Pages 400

The deification as the purpose in man's life
by Archimandrite George Abbot of the Holy Monastery of St. Gregorios of Mt. Athos

12 x 20 Soft Bound. Pages 64.

The Devil and Magic
based on the teachings of St. John Chrysostom
by Hiermonk Benedict of the Holy Mountain Athos

14 x 20 Soft Bound. Pages 177

The Diary of a Russian Priest
by Fr. Alexander Elchaninov

Alexander Elchaninov, one of the most gifted priests of the Russian emigration, died from a tragic illness in 1934, at the age of fifty-three. Because Fr Alexander came to the priesthood through the gates of secular culture, this book will be of particular value to all struggling to live the Christian life in an increasingly secular and materialistic world. He writes on themes of universal concern — on sin and nervous disease, on marriage, on the meaning of art, on facing illness and death.

14 x 21.5 Soft Bound. Pages 254

The Philokalia
The Bible of Orthodox Spirituality
by Fr. Anthony M. Coniaris preface by Stanley S. Harakas

Brings the Orthodox spirituality of the Philokalia out of the monastery into everyday living. Addresses the relevance today of the subjects covered by the Fathers of the Philokalia, i.e. Vigilance (nepsis), Ascesis, Overcoming the Passions, Hesychia (silence), Prayer, the Bible, Theosis, the Jesus Prayer, the Gift of Tears, the Relationship of Mind and Heart, etc. Quotes extensively from the Fathers of the Philokalia on each of the above subjects. This book makes the spirituality of the Philokalia practical, relating it to everyday living. It is not a book for theologians but for the average Orthodox lay person. Fr. Harakas writes, "Those who read this book will come to a deepening of their spiritual life. Their heart will be touched, moved, and warmed." Written for lay readers.

Soft Bound. Pages 300

The struggle in Christ in the apostasy of our times
by Holy Monastery of St. Gregorios Mt. Athos

12.5 x 20 Soft Bound. Pages 75.

Thoughts and how to confront them
by Hieromonk Benedict

"Just as it is natural for ocean rocks to be pounded
by waves. similarly man will undoubtedly come into contact with the assaults borne of thoughts" (St. Ephraim the Syrian).

12 x 16.5 Soft Bound. Pages 53

Unseen Warfare
as edited by Nicodemus of the Holy Mountain and revised by Theophan the Recluse

Soft Bound. Pages

Watchfulness and Prayer
Themes from the Philokalia
by Archim. Ioannikios Kotsonis

Watchfulness and mental prayer is not the exclusive property of monastics. To be sure, it is used primarily by them because their quiet, saintly life renders itself to it more readily. However, if it is every man's destiny to be deified through purification from passions - and without this internal catharsis, in the words of the Lord, every thing else is futile - then watchfulness and prayer open the age-old tried and tested road which leads to the perfection described in the Gospels.

14 x 20.6 Soft Bound. Pages 105

Way of a Pilgrim and the Pilgrim Continues his way

Soft Bound. Pages

Way of the Ascetics
by Tito Colliander

Way of the Ascetics is a rich, compact introduction for modern readers to the Eastern Christian spiritual tradition that has been an inspiration to millions for centuries. These compassionate and insightful reflections on self-control and inner peace are meant to lead the readers to fuller union with God. The author makes a generous selection of succinct yet profound extracts from the spiritual Fathers and provides an illuminating commentary and practical applications for daily devotion. He tempers austerity with common sense, warmth, and even humor, as he urges us on our journey toward God.

12.5 x 18.5 Soft Bound. Pages 110

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

Year of Grace of the Lord, The
by Monk of Eastern Orthodox Church