Author:  ARCHBISHOP PETER L'HUILLIER  

#:  642  

The author translates each canon into clear and readable English, exploring the circumstances which gave rise to each of them and the ways in which they have been interpreted.  

Author:  DIMITRI OBOLENSKY  

#:  1670  

The cultural impact of Byzantine civilisation upon the history and development of the peoples of Eastern Europe is examined in a scholarly and detailed way.  

Author:  NICHOLAS USPENSKY  

#:  2024  

The only work in English on the history and development of Orthodox Evening Worship. A superbly detailed and argued book.  

Author:  CANON MICHAEL BOURDEAUX  

#:  2853  

Based on the author's first visits to the Soviet Union in the 1960's. Although now long overtaken by events this book still reveals something of the flame of Faith which continued to burn even in the face of atheistic onslaught.  

Author:  POSPIELOVSKY , DIMITRY  

#:  2852  

A history of the Russian Orthodox Church based on published sources, official Sooviet writings, samizdat materials, unpublished biographies and extensive personal interviews with Russian church leaders and emigres.  

Author:  VESELIN & LYDIA KESICH  

#:  1544  

Nicely illustrated with line drawings this book makes an interesting read both for armchair and actual pilgrims. Highlights not only the principal Biblical sites, but also those from the Apostolic and post Apostolic era's.  

Author:  JOHN MEYENDORFF  

#:  4631  

  

Author:  METROPOLITAN PHILIP SALIBA  

#:  40  

The journals of the present Metropolitan of the Antiochian Orthodox Church in North America. They reveal a profound love for and willingness to serve the Church.  

Author:  FRANCIS HOUSE  

#:  2856  

An introductory history of the Russian Church in celebration of the 1988 Millennium.  

Author:  FR. JOHN MEYENDORFF  

#:  1535  

A collection of essays presented at a symposium commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of St. Vladimir's Seminary, New York. The essays deal with historical, theological, social and spiritual developments which brought Orthodoxy from Byzantium to the modern world.  

Author:  FR. JOHN MEYENDORFF  

#:  2386  

"This book describes the role of Byzantine ... diplomacy in the emergence of Moscow as the capital of Russia in the fourteenth century." The author also examines the spiritual, cultural and political ties between Byzantium and the evolving Russian State.  

Author:  ALBERT LEONG ED.  

#:  2854  

This collection of papers presented at a University of Oregon symposium illuminates the meaning of Russian Orthodoxy and its historical influence on the humanities in Russia from the conversion of Rus to the modern day.CANON MICHAEL BOURDEAUX  

Author:  MEYENDORFF , PAUL  

#:  2850  

  

Author:  FR. JOHN MEYENDORFF  

#:  836  

Essays discussing different aspects of the estrangement between East and West and presenting an evaluation of several attempts at healing the schism.  

Author:  ARISTEIDES PAPADAKIS  

#:  2013  

A historical study of the contribution of Patriarch Gregory of Cyprus to the Filioque controversy in the aftermath of the Council of Lyon.  

Author:  Olivier Clement  

#:  2014  

Since the collapse of communism in 1989 the Orthodox Church has found itself in a new situation as it confronts life in a secularly dominated Western world. In this book we learn some of the thoughts of the "First among Equals" of Orthodox Bishops as to how Orthodoxy might deal with some of these challenges.  

Author:  DIMITRY POSPIELOVSKY  

#:  2843  

For those interested in theology, Russian studies, and the history of culture this is "a panoramic view of one of the largest, most controversial, spiritually profound and deeply suffering of all Christian Churches." Covers nine centuries of history including the post-Communist era.  

Author:  ALEXANDER BOGELEPOV  

#:  4028  

  

Author:  ED. BY PATRICK HENRY & VALERIE HOTCHKISS  

#:  8165  

Jaroslav Pelikan is considered by many to be the foremost living Church historian with works stemming from his five volume "The Emergence of the Christian Tradition" through to the more recent "Creeds and Confessions of Faith in the Christian Tradition." This publication of essays by colleagues and former students honours Pelikan on his Eightieth birthday. Centred on the theme of the impact of Orthodoxy on Western culture the contributors include John Erickson, Valerie Hotchkiss and Andrew Louth. Not to be missed are Pelikan's personal memoirs of his life as a scholar.  

Author:  NICHOLAS ARSENIEV  

#:  2020  

This is a classic on the sacramental life of the Orthodox Church in Russia.