The Emporium 2014 by Mettingham

The Emporium 2014 Annual Catalogue & Review of St George Orthodox Information Service

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THE EMPORIUM 2014 In this Issue …

Editorial………………………...….1 BOOK REVIEWS Transitus Beati Fursei: A Translation of the 8th Century Manuscript Life of Saint Fursey translated by Oliver Rackham Mark Tattum-Smith ……...………3 On the Divine Liturgy by Bishop Augoustinos of Florina Nicholas Price……………..........…4 Crucified Again: Exposing Islam’s New War on Christians by Raymond Ibrahim Dr Kenneth Scott Parker……...….5 SGOIS CATALOGUE Mettingham College Publications………………………..7 Christmas Cards……………….….8 New Stock………………………….9 BOOKS & BOOKLETS Booklets……………………….….15 Holy Scripture & Commentaries…………………....16

Saints………………..…………..17 Writings of Saints......................19 Elders……………..……….……20 Children’s…………..……......…21 Orthodoxy in Britain……...…..22 Ikonography………………...…23 Theology & Spiritual Life……………….….23 Miscellaneous…………….…...24 MULTI-MEDIA CDs & DVDs….……….………24 CHURCH ITEMS St George’s Candles……....…..25 Incense & Censers……….……25 Lamps………………………...…25 Crosses & Badges……….…….25 “College” Chotki…………...…26 Ikons…………………………....26 Communion Cloths……...……26 Ikon Cards………………..…….26 Prayer Cards……………..…….27 Folded Cards……………..……27 Ordering Form………………...27

EDITORIAL

Dear Friends, We are pleased to introduce this very first issue of The Emporium, the new annual catalogue and literary review of the St George Orthodox Information Service. SGOIS has been striving to serve the Church for the past 43 years and, during this time, much has changed. Back in 1970, in preinternet days, it was possible to reach people only through the limited scope of the printed medium and via the Post Office. Orthodox News was thus conceived as both the sole means of making available a catalogue of books and a variety of Orthodox information and news in the English language. Over the past four decades, however, the terrific growth of Orthodox publishing and the advent of the internet not only has seen a wealth of information on the Church becoming easily available, but the rise of e-commerce has also made sustaining a mail order business difficult with the spiralling costs of postage as well as international on-line competition. The Emporium is thus offered as a practical response to the changed and changing world in which SGOIS, still the UK's only Orthodox distribution company, finds itself. Through its pages we will print our full annual catalogue with a comprehensive list of the best Orthodox books from the leading publishing houses from around the world. For news about our latest stock items, as well as spiritual articles and notes and jottings about our church community in Mettingham, please take a look at our on-line Blog where we publish regular updates and our monthly Bulletin, Joy of All Who Sorrow. The publication of just a single catalogue each year will also give an opportunity to invest more energy and focus on our own publishing projects. With the birth of the Mettingham Orthodox Trust as a registered charity in 2012 and the blessing of SGOISâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; new head quarters at The College of our Lady of Mettingham, producing educational and liturgical materials is now a formal aim of the Trust. In 2013 we have made a start on this through the publication of our Akathist to St Botolph of Iken, as well as the publication of our Pomyannik for commemoration of the living and departed. Looking forward to 2014 we hope to make available further unpublished akathists and canons, together with pocket sized versions of the Prayer Book and the Divine Liturgy as well as a larger scale project to print the original Psalter of Father Lazarus (Moore). All these are offered to be of use to Orthodox parishes and bookstalls, at an affordable price and in an attractive format, as part of a continued service, rather than burden, to the Church. As you will notice, book reviews are an integral part of The Emporium and we will ensure that each annual issue will feature a full selection of reviews from our readership, presenting honest, critical and engaging feedback on some of the latest Orthodox titles in stock. We thus hope you enjoy browsing through this first issue, and as ever welcome your comments and suggestions. E

S.G.O.I.S. Literary Review

TRANSITUS BEATI FURSEI: A Translation of the 8th Century Manuscript Life of Saint Fursey translated by Oliver Rackham Paperback (illustrated) 68pp £12.50

of St Fursey handily included at the end of the book, is more useful, as it does fill in some plausible biographical gaps in the Transitus, suggesting, for example, that his motivation for coming to East Anglia was as part of a greater pilgrimage to Rome.

he translation of the Passage of Blessed Fursey by the Fursey Pilgrims will prove an invaluable aid in making the life of this Irish ascetic, missionary and “pilgrim for Christ” better known. For, not only was St Fursey the first recorded Irish missionary in Anglo-Saxon England, before St Aidan had even taken a step on Holy Island, but his wondrous visions are recognised as the earliest Christian visionary literature in the West, and as one of the most important inspirations behind Dante’s epic poem La Divina Commedia.

Thus whilst the biographical framework surrounding the visions in the Transitus might be described as somewhat sketchy, this is more than made up for by the vivid detail and dramatic depth with which St Fursey’s visions (or what we might call today “near-death experiences”) are narrated - and it was precisely these accounts which must have set Dante’s imagination racing. There are though no Boschian vignettes with tridents and tongs, instead the demons are more convincingly portrayed as perverse theologians, coldly quoting Scripture chapter and verse in order to claim St Fursey’s soul. The Transitus’ depiction of the role of the angels here is especially moving as, at every stage, they are tirelessly involved in defending Fursey’s powerless and mute soul from the vicious accusations of the demons, showing in the process, their brotherly love for the whole human creation and that, after death, the soul is dependent on the charity of the saints, angels and the faithful. It is thus ultimately only in this finite world that we can do anything of eternal value or harm - it is only in this world that we can repent.

The text has been professionally produced by Oliver Rackham of Cambridge University, and the serious student of hagiography will have plenty to be grateful to the Professor for, including the juxtaposition of the original Latin text against his English translation (with all the manuscript omissions, errors and markings carefully highlighted) and his skilful interpolation of the parallel passages in Bede’s Ecclesiastical History concerning St Fursey into his translation. As a Life of the saint, however, the Transitus is often frustratingly, even teasingly, short on detail. We are not told the names of his parents, where he was born and brought up, how old he was when he left home and built a monastery. We are not told where he journeyed and preached throughout Ireland, nor are we told how or why he ended up coming to East Anglia, and – most frustratingly of all - where exactly he built his monastery beyond the vague reference to “a certain castle, pleasantly near unto both woods and sea”. In fact, for biographical detail and psychological insight, the shorter and later Virtues

To finish with some more critical considerations, I wonder whether the decision to reproduce the Latin alongside the English, with all the palaeographical details, may be a little off-putting and too academically orientated for non-specialist readers. Moreover, although Rackham’s attempts to mirror the alliteration of the original is mostly effective in conveying the rhetorical style of the text, his penchant for placing the literal over the sensible does lead to some awkward and bizarre passages; such as the demonic similitude “their

heads did swell into the likeness of a casserole (caccabus)”, when “cooking-pot” may have been both more accurate and elegant? However, despite these minor points, this is an academically robust start in bringing St Fursey back from the darkness of hagiographical obscurity, allowing us both a precious foretaste, and salutary warning, of the transitus which awaits us all.

references, but these are not off-putting to a nonGreek reader. The messages he conveys are relevant to all Orthodox Christians today. My favourite chapter is entitled ‘The Congregation’. In this chapter the bishop warns us about unbelievers and also the impious behaviour of many supposed believers. Similarly, he uses the chapter about the Small Entrance to tell us about angels – the angels ministering with us at the Divine Liturgy.

Mark Tattum-Smith

I have two negative comments about the book. After reading a few chapters, I realised that the author was still talking about the Great Litany. There are in fact over 100 pages dedicated to the Great Litany. This is a little excessive. Then there is a rather strange chapter entitled ‘Prophecies’. Old Testament readings have not featured in the daily Byzantine liturgy for over a thousand years, so this chapter is rather incongruous. In the context of Greek parishes nowadays, the same comment could be made about the chapter entitled ‘The Beatitudes’ as these are rarely sung outside of monasteries. So this chapter does not relate to the Liturgy as experienced by a Greek man in the pew although it would be no surprise to a Russian reader.

On The Divine Liturgy (Volume 1) by Bishop Augoustinos (Kantiotes) of Florina Paperback, 274pp £12.95 etropolitan Augoustinos of Florina was, until his death in 2010, a champion of a traditional approach to the practice of Greek Orthodox Christianity. Contrary to popular belief, ‘traditionalists’ do not put all their energies into writing fiery denunciations of their opponents. Instead, they live the Orthodox Christian Tradition and witness to it as appropriate to their role in society. As part of his work as a bishop, Metropolitan Augoustinos produced a series of ‘Sunday leaflets’.

These leaflets were aimed not at scholars but at the average person in the pew who wants to gain a deeper understanding of the Divine Liturgy. These leaflets have been gathered together into this delightful book. The sixty-one very short chapters of volume 1 deal with the Liturgy, from the preparation to the litanies after the Gospel. In order to benefit from the book, one needs to know the text of the Liturgy or, preferably, have a copy of it to hand while reading this book.

This book is well worth the investment of £12.95 and is a perfect present for anyone whose only opportunity to read a book is short bus journeys. I look forward to reading volume 2.

The book is not a technical manual, but it does give simple explanations of some things which the average layman may not understand, such as the preparation before the Liturgy. Above all, the book is a pious reflection on the Liturgy. On pages 42-43 Metropolitan Augoustinos tells a very moving anecdote in order to explain why we constantly sing ‘Lord, have mercy’.

Nicholas Price

It is impossible to forget that he was writing for a Greek audience due to numerous cultural

filtering through of Western values such as religious liberty which this led to. Admiration turned to disdain and revulsion, however, following the open rejection of traditional (Christian) values in the wake of the Sexual Revolution of the late 1960s. Additionally, as (secular) Arab nationalism proved an ultimate failure, Islamic fundamentalism (i.e. Salafists, the Muslim Brotherhood, jihadists, etc) proved revitalised, providing simplistic solutions such as - ‘Islam is the answer’.

Crucified Again: Exposing Islam’s New War on Christians by Raymond Ibrahim Hardback (illustrated), 322pp £15.75 eaders attuned to current events will be aware of recent attacks by Muslim extremists in such places as Pakistan, Syria, Iraq, Kenya, and Nigeria. Horrified though we may be, all too often we are also numb to this revulsion as the media quickly turns to other news. As such, persecution and violence against Christians are often perceived only in isolation and not understood as a wider phenomenon. It is to this oversight that Raymond Ibrahim’s new book addresses, systematically describing hundreds of attacks against Christians in the Muslim world over the past few years alone.

Ibrahim will no doubt face critics accusing him of ‘Islamophobism’. Whilst he clearly has an agenda – to document attacks against Christians in the Islamic world – the sheer volume of organised attacks against Christian individuals, shops, homes, churches, and monasteries, suggests that there is something to his argument. The author’s fluency in Arabic has also allowed him to research news events directly from the Arabic sources, examples of persecution all too often neglected by the Western media. Had he waited another year to publish, his book would undoubtedly be much longer. Ibrahim argues that it is precisely because this “Golden Age” of religious tolerance was so close to our own times that our understanding of the traditional treatment of Christians in the Islamic world is distorted.

Ibrahim divides the book into five sections examining the legal position of Christianity within Islam, and then proceeds to the active opposition against Christian institutions, worship, thought and freedom found within Islamic societies. He also describes the active (or neglectful) role of Muslim governments and the ‘Muslim mob’, while concluding with a condemnation of Western academics, media, and politicians for their neglect, whitewashing, and enabling of modern persecution. In the face of common assumptions propounded by Western liberals in recent decades, Ibrahim argues that the Colonial and Post-Colonial periods (ca. 1850-1950) were overwhelmingly a Christian ‘Golden Age’ in the Arabic-speaking Middle East, in which a spirit of unique tolerance existed (neglecting the Druze massacre of Greek Orthodox Christians in Damascus in 1860, or the genocide of Armenians and Syrian Orthodox in Turkey around the First World War) due to Muslim admiration for the power and might of the proud colonial powers - in ending the Ottoman Turkish empire - and the resultant

‘Thus many Westerners see the contemporary persecution of Christians by Muslims as the historical aberration, and they seek vainly to explain that violence away … remembering the relatively nonviolent Islam of just a few decades ago.’

This recent tolerant period was, however, the anomaly, writes Ibrahim, as we now contemplate the real possibility that Middle Eastern Christianity might well become extinct in our own lifetimes. Lord, have mercy. Dr Kenneth Scott Parker

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NEW PRODUCTS for 2014 2014 ST HERMAN CALENDAR: New Confessors of Romania The St Herman Calendar is dedicated to the New Confessors of Romania. It includes a feature article on the history of the Communist persecution in Romania, which details how these men of great faith survived the brutalities of the godless prison system, eventually becoming great luminaries who were instrumental in bringing about a spiritual revival in Romania. Also included are more detailed biographies and iconographic portraits of twelve of these holy Confessors.

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ST NIKOLAI KASATKIN AND THE ORTHODOX MISSION IN JAPAN Essential reading for any serious student of Christian Mission. St. Nicholas Kasatkin founded the Japanese Orthodox Church in the second half of the nineteenth century and was described by Bishop Tucker of the American Episcopal Church as the outstanding missionary of the nineteenth century. This is the fullest account of his life and work in the English language bringing insights from Japanese, Russian and American academic and church writers.

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JOURNEY TO THE KINGDOM: An Insider's Look at the Liturgy and Beliefs of the Eastern Orthodox Church by Archimandrite Vassilios Papavassiliou The Orthodox Liturgy is not just an act of worship, but a potentially life-changing journey. Fr Papavassiliou takes you through this journey with clarity and passion, exploring the Liturgy as a reflection of heavenly worship, and an invitation to enter the Kingdom of God. The hymns, prayers, creed and actions of the Liturgy are explained, covering subjects such as Communion, Trinity, baptism, sainthood, Resurrection, and much more. The book includes a map to guide you on your journey and 20 illustrations.

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SAINT HERMAN OF ALASKA: His Life and Service Presented here is a Life of St. Herman, originally commissioned by Abbot Damascene of Valaam and incorporating the latest research on the Saint’s early years, as well as a complete Vigil Service to the Saint, composed by the St. Herman of Alaska Brotherhood and Archbishop Alypy (Gamanovich) of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia.

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TRANSITUS BEATI FURSEI: A Translation of the 8th Century Manuscript Life of Saint Fursey translated by Professor Oliver Rackham This is the first English translation of the earliest (eighth century) surviving manuscript of the seventh century "Life of Fursey" - Harley MS 5041 in the British Library, and has been made by Professor Oliver Rackham of Cambridge University. The Latin text is included, as also Bede's use of the "Life" in his own History of the English Church and people. We believe the availability of this translation is a major contribution to increasing our knowledge of Fursey and the faith that motivated him in his life and ministry.

Fursey Pilgrims Paperback, 68pp £12.50

THE EXPLANATION OF THE EPISTLE OF ST PAUL TO THE EPHESIANS by Blessed Theophylact translated by Father Christopher Stade This book is the second volume published in the series of the Epistles of St. Paul. These works are the standard Orthodox Christian commentaries on the New Testament, condensing the wisdom of the Church since the time of the early church fathers. This volume incorporates an expansion of Blessed Theophylact’s work by St. Nicodemus of the Holy Mountain, an 18th century saint who speaks with the same voice as his predecessors.

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ON TOUR IN BYZANTIUM: Excerpts from The Spiritual Meadow of John Moschus John Moschus, a monk from a monastery near Jerusalem, set off with a companion in about AD 575, to tour the Christian centres of the eastern Mediterranean. The result was a unique piece of early investigative travel journalism, woven together by John Moschus into a book which he called The Spiritual Meadow. Ralph Martin provides us with a selection of some of the best stories from the complete work, in a new and lively translation from the original Greek.

Paperback, 79pp £7.00 THE ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE by Bede the Venerable The Ecclesiastical History of the English People (731 AD) is Bede's most famous work. As well as providing the authoritative Colgrave translation of the Ecclesiastical History, this edition includes a new translation of the Greater Chronicle, in which Bede examines the Roman Empire and contemporary Europe. His Letter to Egbert gives his final reflections on the English Church just before his death, and all three texts here are further illuminated by a detailed introduction and explanatory notes.

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NEW PRODUCTS for 2014 THE ADVENTURE OF FATHER EVANGELOS by Egle-Ekaterine Potamitis Father Evangelos is assigned to celebrate the Divine Liturgy of Christmas for the parish of the neighboring Upper Village. On his way there, many unforeseen things happen. Will he make it out of the snowed-in forest safe and sound and get to the village at the right time for the Divine Liturgy? Potamitis Publishing

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YIAYIA AND THE PROSPHORON by Egle-Ekaterine Potamitis In this story, Yiayia (the Greek word for grandmother) shares with her grandchildren the joy of baking prosphoron as an offering to God. Includes a recipe as well as prayers to say when preparing holy bread. Potamitis Publishing Hardback, 32pp £11.25 View some sample pages here

MY BAPTISM by Egle-Ekaterine Potamitis From the Creed to the koufeta and cake, each event of little Maria's baptism is shown with both full-size illustrations and whimsical pictograms in the text itself—perfect for reading aloud or for young readers. The keepsake book also includes 11 activity pages and a full theological explanation of the sacrament. Potamitis Publishing Hardback, 56pp inc. 11 activity pages £11.25

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LIVES OF THE BRITISH SAINTS by S. Baring-Gould & J. Fisher (A facsimile reprint of the original four volume edition in eight parts) Paperback £12.00 per volume

THE MYSTERY OF THE WONDERWORKER OF OSTROG by Protopresbyter Radomir Nikchevich & Vesna Nikchevich Hardback, illustrated, 291pp £25.00

Part 1 - Introduction to Anno 166pp Part 2 - Aranwen to Buriena 177pp Part 3 - Cadell to Cynderyn 240pp Part 4 - Cynderyn ab Cyngar to Ewryd 233pp Part 5 - Faustus to Gynaid 251pp Part 6 - Hawystil to Mynno 258pp Part 7 - Nectan to Teilo 242pp Part 8 - Teithfall to Index 238pp

NEW CONFESSORS OF RUSSIA (Volume 1) by Archimandrite Damascene (Orlovsky) Paperback, 430pp £12.00 THE NORTHERN THEBAID: Monastic Saints of the Russian North Compiled by Fr Seraphim Rose and Fr Herman Podmoshensky Paperback, illustrated, 302pp £11.00 THE OPTINA ELDERS SERIES: Vol 1: Elder Leonid by Fr Clement Sederholm Paperback, 269pp £8.00 Vol 2: Elder Anthony by Fr Clement Sederholm Paperback, 269pp £8.50 Vol 3: Elder Macarius by Fr Leonid Kavelin Paperback, 386pp £8.50 Vol 4: Elder Ambrose by Fr Sergius Chetverikov Paperback, 469pp £9.95

LIVES OF THE ENGLISH SAINTS by S. Baring-Gould Paperback, 118pp £9.00 LIVES OF THE NORTHUMBRIAN SAINTS by S. Baring-Gould Paperback, 119pp £10.00 LIVES OF THE GEORGIAN SAINTS by Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze Hardback, 503pp £14.00 LIVES OF THE SAINTS FROM THE BOOK OF LISMORE translated by Whitley Stokes

WRITINGS OF SAINTS

Vol 5: Elder Nektary by I.M. Kontzevitch Paperback, 515pp £12.95 Vol 7: Elder Barsanuphius by Victor Afanasiev Paperback, 833pp £14.95 SAINT WITH THE SILVER SHOES: the Continuing Search for St Walstan by Carol Twinch Paperback, illustrated, 176pp £8.50 THE SAINTS OF CORNWALL SERIES: by Gilbert H. Doble Part 1 - Saints of the Land’s End District Paperback, 145pp £9.00 Part 2 - Saints of the Lizard District Paperback, 134pp £9.00 Part 3 - Saints of the Fal Paperback, 139pp £9.00 Part 4 - Newquay, Padstow and Bodmin District Paperback, 167pp £9.00 Part 5 - Saints of Mid-Cornwall Paperback, 157pp £8.00 Part 6 - Saints of North Cornwall Paperback, 144pp £9.00

ASCETIC DISCOURSES by Abba Isaiah of Scetis Paperback, 282pp £15.50 DISCOURSES AND SAYINGS by Dorotheus of Gaza Paperback, 259pp £19.50 GILDAS: THE RUIN OF BRITAIN (facsimile reprint) edited by Hugh Williamson Paperback, 252pp £13.00 NIL SORSKY: The Authentic Writings translated by David M. Goldfrank Paperback, 366pp £29.99

IN SEARCH OF ST WALSTAN by Carol Twinch Paperback, illustrated, 197pp £9.95

THE ORTHODOX VENERATION OF MARY THE MOTHER OF GOD by St John (Maximovitch) Paperback, 87pp £5.95

ST GENEVIEVE OF PARIS by Irene Rodak-Rydelek Paperback, 100pp £10.00

ON THE PRAYER OF JESUS by Ignatius Brianchaninov Paperback, 167pp £11.99

ST JOHN DAMASCENE by Constantine Cavarnos Paperback, 67pp £6.50

SELECTED WRITINGS OF ST JOHN CASSIAN Paperback, 143pp £5.00

ST JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA AT GLASTONBURY by Lionel Smithett Lewis Paperback, 211pp £12.99

SERMONS AND WRITINGS OF ST JOHN, ARCHBISHOP OF SHANGHAI & SAN FRANCISCO Books 2, 3 and 4 in stock Paperback, Approx 60pp each £4.50

CONTEMPORARY ASCETICS OF MOUNT ATHOS By Archimandrite Cherubim Volume 1 Paperback, 363pp £10.95 Volume 2 Paperback, 358pp £10.95

THE SPIRITUAL COUNSELS OF FATHER JOHN OF KRONSTADT: Select Passages from My Life in Christ edited by W. Jardine Grisbrooke Paperback, 230pp £9.99

EVERYDAY SAINTS AND OTHER STORIES by Arch. Tikhon (Shevkunov) Paperback, illustrated, 504pp £16.50 FATHER GEORGE CALCIU: Interviews, Homilies and Talks Paperback, 381pp £14.75

THE SPIRITUAL MEADOW by John Moschos Paperback, 287pp £14.99

FATHER SERAPHIM ROSE - HIS LIFE AND WORKS by Father Damascene Paperback, illustrated, 1094pp £20.00

THOUGHTS FOR EACH DAY OF THE YEAR by St Theophan the Recluse Paperback, 307pp £13.00

ELDERS

LETTERS TO A BEGINNER: On Giving One’s Life To God by Abbess Thaisia of Leushino Paperback, 110pp £5.50 OUR THOUGHTS DETERMINE OUR LIVES: The Life and Teachings of Elder Thaddeus of Vtitovnica Paperback, 212pp £11.50 SHEPHERD OF SOULS: The Life and Teaching of Elder Cleopa by Archimandrite Ioanichie Balan Paperback, 230pp £8.00

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WE SHALL SEE HIM AS HE IS by Archimandrite Sophrony Paperback, 237pp £10.00

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Orthodox Children’s Books

POTAMITIS STORY BOOKS

SAINT CHRISTOPHER

MY PRAYER BOOK

by Dionysios & Egle-Ekaterine Potamitis Hardback with audio CD, 30pp £12.50 To view more pages click here

illustrated by Egle-Ekaterine Potamitis, Hardback, 62pp £17.50 To view more pages click here

SAINT DEMETRIOS THE MYRRH-FLOWING

MY BOOK OF WARRIOR SAINTS

by Dionysios & Egle-Ekaterine Potamitis Hardback, illustrated, 24pp £12.50 Hardback with audio CD, 70pp £17.50 To view more pages click here

SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON

SAINT CATHERINE

Hardback with audio CD, 30pp £11.50 THE LIFE OF ST SAVA Paperback, 16pp £2.00

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COLOURING BOOKS

ORTHODOXY IN BRITAIN

THE CREED IN COLOURING ICONS Paperback, 16pp £2.50

ANCIENT STONE CROSSES OF ENGLAND by Alfred Rimmer Paperback, illustrated, 172pp £11.00

CHRISTMAS IN COLOURING ICONS Paperback, 16pp + poster & stickers, £3.85

THE ANTIQUITIES OF GLASTONBURY by William of Malmesbury translated by Frank Lomax Paperback, 174pp £12.00

THE LIFE OF CHRIST IN COLOURING ICONS Paperback, 23pp + poster & stickers £3.85

BRITAIN’S HOLIEST PLACES: All-new Guide to 500 Sacred Sites by Nick Mayhew Smith, Paperback, illustrated, 537pp £17.99

THE LIFE OF THE THEOTOKOS IN COLOURING ICONS Paperback, 16pp + poster & stickers £3.85

THE CELTIC CHRISTIANITY OF CORNWALL by Thomas Taylor Paperback, 184pp £12.00

MY BOOK OF GREAT LENT Ikon Colouring Book Paperback, 24pp + poster & stickers £4.85

CHURCHES OF WEST CORNWALL by J.T. Blight Paperback, 240pp £12.00

MY BOOK OF HOLY WEEK Ikon Colouring Book Paperback, 24pp + poster & stickers £4.85

MANX CHURCH ORIGINS by D.S. Dugdale Paperback, 186pp £12.00

MY PENTECOSTARION Ikon Colouring Book Paperback, 16pp £4.85

ORTHODOX IRELAND & ERIUGENA: Champion of Western Orthodoxy by Vladimir de Beer Paperback, spiral binding, 102pp £5.00

SAINTS OF ENGLAND Ikon Colouring book Paperback, 16pp + poster & stickers £4.50 SAINTS OF IRELAND Ikon Colouring Book Paperback, 16pp + poster & stickers £4.50

THE WATER OF LIFE: Springs and Wells of Mainland Britain by Ian and Frances Thompson Paperback, 219pp £12.00

IKONOGRAPHY

THE BEGINNINGS OF A LIFE OF PRAYER by Archimandrite Irenei (Steenberg) Paperback, 122pp £8.50 THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY edited by Mary B. Cunningham and Elizabeth Theokritoff Paperback, 321pp £10.00 DEIFICATION IN THE EASTERN ORTHODOX TRADITION: A Biblical Perspective by Stephen Thomas Paperback, 182pp £21.50

ICONS by Eva Haustein-Bartsch Paperback, illustrated, 92pp £7.00

ECUMENISM EXAMINED: A Concise Analytical Discussion of the Ecumenical Movement by Constantine Cavarnos Hardback, 64pp £6.00

ICONS AND SAINTS OF THE EASTERN ORTHODOX CHURCH by Alfredo Tradigo Paperback, illustrated, 383pp £13.95 ICONS: Masterpieces of Russian Art by Olga A Polyajova, Hardback, illustrated, 192pp £25.00

THE EXPERIENCE OF GOD: Orthodox Dogmatic Theology by Dumitru Staniloae Paperback, 280pp £15.95

THE MONTREAL MYRRH-STREAMING ICON AND BROTHER JOSEPH Paperback, illustrated, 363pp £10.00

FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY: A Search for Harmony - Human Rights and Personal Dignity by Patriarch Kyrill of Moscow Paperback, 136pp £12.99

SPLENDOUR AND GLORY: Art of the Russian Orthodox Church Paperback, profusely illustrated, 241pp £40.00

GOD’S REVELATION TO THE HUMAN HEART by Father Seraphim Rose Paperback, illustrated, 48pp £3.75

THEOLOGY & SPIRITUAL LIFE

HOLINESS: Man’s Supreme Destiny by Constantine Cavarnos Paperback, 96pp £5.50 MARRIAGE & VIRGINITY ACCORDING TO ST JOHN CHRYSOSTOM by Fr Josiah Trenham Hardback, 298pp £12.50

THE MEANING OF SUFFERING & STRIFE & RECONCILIATION by Archimandrite Seraphim (Aleksiev) Paperback, 112pp £6.00

CRUCIFIED AGAIN: Exposing Islam’s New War on Christians by Raymond Ibrahim Hardback, 256pp, £15.75

THE MYSTERY OF FAITH: An Introduction to the Teaching & Spirituality of the Orthodox Church by Bishop Hilarion Alfeyev Paperback, 267pp £12.95

DIAMONDS ON THE BOSPHORUS: An Historical Novel by Aliki Kafetzopoulou Paperback, 143pp £8.00 GREEK LETTERS AND ORTHODOXY: Their Relations During Two Millennia by Constantine Cavarnos Paperback, 60pp £4.50

THE MYSTICAL THEOLOGY OF THE EASTERN CHURCH by Vladimir Lossky Paperback, 252pp £19.00

A HANDY BOOK OF RULES & TABLES FOR VERIFYING DATES WITH THE CHRISTIAN ERA by John J. Bond Paperback, 312pp £10.95

ON THE DIVINE LITURGY by Bishop Augoustinos (Kantiotes) of Florina Vol 1 - Paperback, 274pp £12.95 Vol 2 - Paperback, 200pp £12.95

TURNAROUND: The Orthodox Purpose Driven Life by Forrest Long Paperback, 126pp £8.95

THE ORTHODOX CHURCH (New Edition) by Timothy Ware (Metropolitan Kallistos (Ware)) Paperback, 358pp £12.99

MULTI-MEDIA

ORTHODOX DOGMATIC THEOLOGY by Protopresbyter Michael Pomazansky Paperback, 434pp £12.50

CD - THE ALL-NIGHT VIGIL St Paisius Monastery, Arizona. (CD in English and some Slavonic) 49 minutes £10.95

ORTHODOXY by Paul Evdokimov Paperback, 375pp £19.95

CD - LIVING THE ORTHODOX WORLD VIEW Lecture by Fr Seraphim Rose 71 minutes £7.50

THE WAY OF A PILGRIM & THE PILGRIM CONTINUES HIS WAY translated by R M French Paperback £10.99

DVD - THE RETURN OF THE ICON (Tihkvin Ikon of the Mother of God) – 85 minutes £19.95

MISCELLANEOUS AT THE LIGHTING OF THE LAMPS: Hymns of the Ancient Church translated by John Mc Guckin Paperback, 102pp £5.75

DVD - LIFE OF THE NEW SAINT & MARTYR, GRAND DUCHESS ELIZABETH 60 minutes £13.00

CHURCH ITEMS ST GEORGE’S CANDLES

CENSERS Standing Censers for domestic use in two types: “Gilt” 6¼” tall £24.95 “Silver” 6¼” tall £22.95

(Illustrated Above) Unbleached, hand-dipped Large Votive Candles 10” x ½” £14.75 per 100

LAMPS

Medium Votive Candles £12.75 per 100

“GILT” HANGING LAMPS Medium Size (Grapes design) £32.95 Small Size (Greek design) £29.95

Tapers in bundles of 200 £17.50

“SILVER” HANGING LAMPS Medium Size (Grapes Design) £29.95 Small (Greek Design) £27.95

NOTE: Churches ordering candles, where the value of invoice exceeds £100, will receive a 20% discount.

BRACKETS 5½” long “Gilt” £9.95 “Silver”£7.95

INCENSE & CENSERS BOXES OF GREEK INCENSE Byzantine & Rose. Other Fragrances usually available on request £3.00 1 kilo boxes: Byzantine and Rose £27.50

STANDING LAMPS “Gilt”£28.95 “Silver”£26.95 Spare Lamp Glasses: Red or Blue £5.95 each WICKS Boxes of wicks with one cork float £1.25 (Spare floats 55p each)

CHARCOAL Swiftlite Box of 80 (basic tablets) £6.75 Box of 100 (slightly larger tablets) £7.95

CROSSES & BADGES BRASS RUSSIAN STYLE CROSSES – 6½” x 3½” £14.50 10” x 5”£24.50

For Candles & Charcoal orders: Please send in your request by phone or by email, and then an invoice will be dispatched with your order. Do not pay in advance as the postage for these items is worked out at actual cost.

LAPEL CROSSES “gilt” and blue lapel crosses Russian style £2.00

“COLLEGE” CHOTKI

Christ with Sts Columba, Adamnan, Melangell, Alban, David and Patrick Our Lady of Mettingham Our Lady of Walsingham Prophet Naum and St Naum of Ochrid, Monk Saints of Bangor - Sts Comgall, Gall and Columban St Aidan of Lindisfarne, Bishop St Alban, Proto-martyr of Britain St Angus of Keld, Ascetic Apostle Aristobulos, Bishop Venerable Bede, Hieromonk St Benedict of Nursia, Abbot St Boniface, Bishop & Martyr St Botolph of Iken, Abbot St Brannock of Braunton, Monk St Brendan the Voyager, Abbot St Brigid of Kildare, Abbess St Brihtwold, Bishop of Ramsbury St Cadoc of Wales, Monk St Chad, Bishop of Lichfield St Colman of Lindisfarne, Bishop St Colman of Oughaval, Abbot St Columba, Abbot of Iona St Cuthbert of Lindisfarne, Bishop St David, Patron Saint & Bishop St Eanswythe, Abbess of Folkestone St Edmund, King & Martyr St Felix of Dunwich, Bishop St Finan of Lindisfarne, Bishop St Frideswide of Oxford, Abbess St Fursey of Burgh Castle, Abbot St Ita of Kileedy, Abbess St John the Almsgiver, Patriarch St John of Beverley, Bishop St John the Wonderworker, Bishop St Leo the Great, Pope of Rome St Martin, Bishop of Tours St Mildred, Abbess of Minster St Nectan of Hartland, Martyr St Oswald, King & Martyr St Oswin of Northumbria, Martyr St Patrick, Patron Saint & Bishop St Seraphim of Sarov, Hieromonk St Sidwell of Exeter, Martyr St Teilo, Bishop St Urith of Chittlehampton, Virgin St Varus, Martyr St Walstan of Bawburgh, Confessor St Wandregesilius, Abbot St Werburgh of Chester, Nun

Made at the College of Our Lady of Mettingham, some are wool and others cord. Mostly they are black but not always. If you have specific requirements, your chotki can be made to order. 33 knot £4.50 50 knot £6.95 100 knot £13.95

IKONS We have a huge stock of mounted print ikons ranging from small travel ones of 2” long up to large ikons suitable for analoys in church. For more information, please get in touch with us about what you are looking for, and we will endeavour to supply it for you.

IKON CARDS

6”x8” - 40p each All Saints of Britain and Ireland 7”x5½” - 30p each St Joanna the Myrrh-bearer St Daniel the Stylite St Osyth of Essex, Abbess St Richard of Wessex, Prince St Kieran of Clonmacnois, Abbot Postcard Size - 20p each Descent in Hades, Easter ikon Nativity of Christ, Christmas ikon

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