Byzantine Liturgical Reform: A Study of Liturgical Change
Students of liturgy will find clear and useful presentations of several key periods in Byzantine liturgical development. Of even greater significance is the Continue Reading
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Orthodox Icon – Religious Coloring Book: A Spiritual Journey through Iconography for Stress Relief & Devotion
ORTHODOX ICON - RELIGIOUS COLORING BOOK
This coloring book contains a lot of beautiful icons of Jesus Christ. These drawings were created for you Continue Reading
Agent of Byzantium
From the New York Times–bestselling "standard-bearer for alternate history": A spy takes on the enemies of the Byzantine Empire (USA Today).
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The Byzantine Legacy in the Orthodox Church
In this collection of essays, Fr John Meyendorff, one of the most prominent Orthodox historians and theologians of his day, delineates the many Continue Reading
A Pocket Prayer Book for Orthodox Christians [red paper cover]: “The Little Red Prayer Book”
Popular traditional Orthodox Prayers and devotions. Durable paper cover.
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Answering Orthodoxy – A Catholic Response to Attacks from the East
What if there’s a better Christian religion than Catholicism? One that has true apostolic doctrines, a more beautiful and ancient liturgy, and freedom Continue Reading
The Papacy: Revisiting the Debate Between Catholics and Orthodox
The Lord Jesus Christ intended his kingdom present on earth, the Church of God, to be one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. Prior to Continue Reading
The Life of St Daniel the Stylite: Byzantine Saint
St. Daniel, the Stylite, Priest. Feast day is December 11. Daniel was born in Maratha, Syria in 409 and became a monk in Continue Reading
The Life of St Theodore of Sykeon: Byzantine Saint
Saint Theodore was born out of wedlock in Sykeon, a village of Galatia in Asia Minor. From his childhood, he was under the Continue Reading
A History of the Byzantine State and Society
“A vivid story of Byzantium’s existence over the span of 1,100 years . . . . this work may well become the standard English-language history of Byzantium.” Continue Reading