The Arena by Saint Ignatius offers guidance for monastic life and valuable spiritual lessons for everyone. It addresses lesser-known sins like curiosity and warns against misinterpreting dreams. This book is essential for Christians seeking to understand and follow the straight and narrow path.
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- 2021
- 2021
This book explores the sacred catechesis of the Orthodox Church, guided by the Holy Spirit from Pentecost to the last Ecumenical Council. It contrasts authentic teachings with the contradictions and misinterpretations propagated by the devil, offering a deep understanding of Orthodox faith and doctrine.
- 2021
The text features a collection of prayers and hymns dedicated to Saint Nicholas, emphasizing his role as a protector and intercessor. It includes the Supplicatory Canon, a series of supplications for mercy and help, alongside the Akathist, a devotional hymn celebrating his life and miracles. This work serves as a spiritual resource for the faithful, encouraging devotion and reflection on the virtues of Saint Nicholas, who is revered for his compassion and generosity.
- 2021
The book features a collection of prayers and hymns dedicated to Saint Iakovos Tsalikis of Evia, highlighting his life, virtues, and miracles. It includes the Supplicatory Canon and Akathist, which serve as spiritual tools for devotion and intercession. The text emphasizes themes of faith, healing, and the saint's role as a protector, making it a valuable resource for those seeking spiritual guidance and inspiration through the prayers of this revered figure in the Orthodox tradition.
- 2021
The book features a collection of prayers and hymns dedicated to Saint Luke, the physician and evangelist. It includes the Supplicatory Canon, a series of supplications for healing and guidance, alongside the Akathist, a devotional hymn that honors his life and contributions. The text serves as a spiritual resource for those seeking intercession and comfort through the veneration of Saint Luke, emphasizing themes of faith, healing, and devotion.
- 2021
The book explores the foundational principles established by Pachomius, who created the first written monastic rule. It emphasizes a balance between communal prayer, including daily recitations of well-known prayers like the Lord's Prayer, and individual ascetic practices. The rules evolved to accommodate varying levels of proficiency among monks, promoting both spiritual discipline and practical work. The structure of the day is designed around liturgical practices, integrating manual labor with time for reflection and reading, highlighting a holistic approach to monastic life.
- 2021
The book offers a detailed biography of Elder Cleopa, a revered figure in Romanian Orthodox Christianity, alongside an Akathist, a form of devotional hymn. It explores his spiritual journey, teachings, and the profound impact he had on the faithful. Readers will gain insights into his life of asceticism, prayer, and devotion, highlighting his role as a guide and mentor in the Orthodox community. The combination of personal anecdotes and spiritual reflections provides a comprehensive understanding of his legacy and influence in contemporary faith practices.
- 2021
On care for the soul by St Nektarios of Aegina as part of the Collected Works Series. This is volume 2
- 2021
Supplicatory Canon to the Holy Hieromartyr Jacob of Hamatoura
- 34 pages
- 2 hours of reading
The book explores the life and ascetic struggles of Saint Jacob, a revered figure from the fifteenth century associated with the Holy Monastery of the Dormition of the Theotokos in Lebanon. It highlights his dedication to faith and the significance of his reinstituted feast day by the Orthodox Church of Antioch on October 13, 2002, emphasizing the enduring legacy of his spiritual journey and contributions to the church.
- 2021
The book explores the significant contributions of Saints Constantine and Helen to the early Christian Church, highlighting their roles as pivotal figures in its development. Celebrated for their influence, the narrative emphasizes the relationship between Constantine, the Emperor, and his mother, Helen, who are both recognized as Equal-to-the-Apostles. Their shared legacy and impact on Christianity are central themes, showcasing their importance in religious history.