Loading... Please wait...
Categories
- STM Press Books
- SVSPress Books
- Browse by Subject
- New Releases
- Popular Patristics Series
- Children's Books
- Series Titles
- Education & OCPC
- Liturgical Music Downloads
- E-Books & Audio
- Library Packages
- Greeting Cards & Icons
- The Quarterly (SVTQ)
- Jewelry and Crosses
- Browse our Giftshop
- Sale Items
- New Books and Products from our Bookstore
Now Available
Building an Orthodox Marriage offers sage counsel that is both practical and grounded in the teaching of the Church, as found in Scripture, tradition, and the marriage service itself. The coauthors bring their knowledge and experience to the aid of readers: Bishop John (Abdalah) distills his insights from his many years of marriage and pastoral guidance, as well as from the teaching of Fr Alexander Schmemann, and Nicholas G. Mamey contributes his perspective as a newly married man. Together, they take readers on a journey that prepares them to understand marriage, the “great mystery” that is an icon of “Christ and his Church” (Eph 5.32).
-
Christianity and the Roman Empire from Nero from Theodosius
The history of the persecutions reminds us that the spread of Christianity took place against considerable opposition. In our own day, Christians face another kind of test in a world that is increasingly secularized. Allard’s book offers timely reminders of how early Christians maintained their identity as a minority in the midst of official suspicion.
more → -
The Wedding in Cana: The Power and Purpose of the First Sign of Jesus Christ
In the present volume, Fr George focuses his attention on the Gospel of John, and specifically the marriage feast in Cana.
more → -
Orthodox Christianity Volume IV
In Volume Four the history, structure, and meaning of the Church’s liturgical services—including the daily, weekly, yearly, and festal cycles—are explored and explained. Both beginners and experts can benefit from this thorough examination of Orthodox worship and liturgical life.
more → -
The Liturgy of Death
In these previously unpublished talks, Fr Alexander Schmemann critiques contemporary culture’s distorted understanding of death. He then examines the Church’s rites for burial and her prayers for the dead.
more →
Home
Many art historians and scholars have described the sublime icon of the Holy Trinity by St Andrei Rublev, but nothing equals this detailed and comprehensive theological explanation by Fr Gabriel Bunge
