16011-BKS
$40.00
Author: Holy Trinity Monastery
Form: Hardcover
Pages: 466
An invaluable year-round devotional resource.
Akathists to the Saviour
The All-glorious Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ
The Nativity of Christ
Akathist to the All-Holy and Life-Creating Spirit
Akathists to the Most Holy Theotokos
"The Abbess of Mount Athos"
"Assuage My Griefs"
"The Deliverance of Those Who Suffer from Misfortunes"
"The Inexhaustible Cup"
To the Protection of the All-Holy Theotokos
"She Who Healeth"
"Unexpected Joy"
Akathists to Various Saints
Elder Ambrose of Optina
Sts. Anthony and Theodosius of the Kiev Caves
All the Venerable Fathers of Athos
St. Basil the Great
Holy Hieromartyr Cyprian
Holy New-Martyr Elizabeth, Grand Duchess of Russia
Holy Martyrs Faith, Hope, and Love, and their mother, Sophia
Holy Hierarch John of Shanghai and San Francisco
Holy and Righteous Juliana of Lazarevo
Holy Apostle and Evangelist Luke
Venerable Mary of Egypt
Holy Apostle and Evangelist Matthew
Holy New-Hieromartyr Maximus Sandovich, Protomartyr of the Lemko People
Venerable Father Moses of the Carpathians
The Venerable Fathers and Elders of Optina
St. Photius the Great, Patriarch of Constantinople
St. Theophan the Recluse
Holy Great Martyr Zlata (Chrysa) of Mglen
$25.00
Form: Hardcover
Pages: 403
Includes Canons, Akathists, Troparia, Daily Prayers, the Divine Liturgy and more. Beautifully bound in maroon color and gold embossed. Follows the Russian usage. Traditional English. Has Morning Prayers and Evening Prayers rather than Compline. This book is frequently referred to as "The Jordanville Prayer Book" because Holy Trinity Monastery and the Printshop of St Job of Pochaev are located in the town of Jordanville.
$18.00
Author: (Taushev), Archbishop Averky
Form: Paperback
Pages: 176
The task of man’s earthly life is preparing himself for eternal salvation and blessedness. To attain this, a man must live in a holy and pure manner - that is, according to God’s will.
In this short but incisive treatise the reader is guided on a spiritual journey that begins with the awakening of conscience and the realization of the presence of both sin and virtue in the world, culminating in a union with God: that is “a living, personal relationship with the one we love.” In following the path of this ascent the author delineates many of its markers and stresses that these have both personal and societal aspects.
This book is suitable for both private reading and group study. Questions for discussion or contemplation are interspersed throughout this edition. A short biography of the author is also included.
Contents:
Foreword
1 Conscience and Moral Responsibility
2 The Nature of Sin
3 Virtue
4 God’s Law
5 Freedom of Will
6 The Christian “I”
7 Humility
8 Conversion of Sinners
9 Grace and Salvation
10 Learning and Religion
11 Emotional Development
12 Emotional Development in Children and on Christian Hope
13 The Education and Development of Man’s Will
14 Strengthening the Will with Work and Vows
15 The Struggle against Lust
16 Drunkenness, Greed, and Other Carnal Problems; Christian Death
17 Christian Justice
18 Falsehood: Christian Charity
19 Envy; Cursing and Anger
20 Insolvent Ethical Systems
21 Christian Love as the Basic Principle of Morality
22 The Orthodox Family
23 Family and Society; Patriotism
24 Christian Service; War
25 The Unity of Love for God and for Neighbor
26 The Christian Obligation to Know God
27 The Necessity of Prayer
28 The Model of Christian Prayer
29 Prayer; Feasts and Fasts
Appendix 1: A Short Biography of Metropolitan Philaret
Appendix 2: The Transfer of the Blessed Remains of Metropolitan Philaret
Appendix 3: Metropolitan Philaret on Christianity and Communism
Notes
Scripture Index
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