Author:  VERHOVSKOY , SERGE  

#:  2846  

  

Author:  FR. JOHN MEYENDORFF  

#:  2691  

The author defines catholicity as the whole truth, the fulness of life, and the universality of salvation in Christ, within the Church. Given that point of reference, he explores the nature of the Church in its inner life, in its ecumenical relationships, and in its relationships with the world at large.  

Author:  ALEXANDER SCHMEMANN  

#:  162  

A rich , passionate and candid summary of the worship experience . directed to his Orthodox colleagues, [Schmemann’s] genius enables him to speak to western Catholics and Protestants so as to leave all three deeply enriched.”—Aidan Kavanagh, Yale Divinity School "...a superb introduction into the practice of Patristic theology... Spellbinds the reader." - Patrick Lambe Journal of Early Christian Studies  

Author:  ARCHIMANDRITE VASILEIOS OF IVERON MONASTERY  

#:  668  

Discusses the unity of the divine and human natures in Christ as well as theology, spirituality and life, and the unity of heaven and earth.  

Author:  PAUL EVDOKIMOV  

#:  2021  

"This is the best work available in English on the Orthodox view off marriage." (Bishop Kallistos Ware)Provides a vision for marriage as a vocation.  

Author:  PATRIARCH IGNATIUS IV OF ANTIOCH . INTRODUCTION BY OLIVIER CLEMENT  

#:  246  

An exposition of the Resurrection and it's centrality to Christian life in the modern world. With an introduction by Olivier Clement describing the life of Patriarch Ignatius.  

Author:  FR. JOHN Breck  

#:  1542  

The first of a two volume study of St. John the Theologian's understanding of the person and work of the Holy Spirit.  

Author:  ED: THOMAS FISCH  

#:  44  

Fr. Schmemann's collection of essays on liturgical theology serves as a companion volume to his "Introduction to Liturgical Theology." He encourages a rediscovery of the eschatological and ecclesial aspects of the Liturgy.  

Author:  JOHN H. ERICKSON  

#:  262  

An investigation of the ways in which concepts and issues in the past continue to challenge us in the present.eg. "canon", "priest", "heretic", "forgiveness" etc.  

Author:  HUGH WYBREW  

#:  159  

This Anglican author surveys the historical development of the Orthodox Liturgy with sound scholarship and an engaging style. His estimation is positive yet not uncritical.  

Author:  ED. JOHN MEYENDORFF  

#:  1543  

Perspectives from a variety of modern Orthodox theologians on the Petrine claims. The claims are interpreted within the context of the schism between Eastern and Western Christendom. Peter's place in the Early tradition and primitive church are examined. The meaning of primacy as a permanent, though varying, aspect of catholic ecclesiology is evaluated.  

Author:  ALEXANDER SCHMEMANN  

#:  844  

A compilation of addresses on the stated theme; some originally given to an academic Western audience and others to an unchurched Russian one. Together they clearly reveal the place of the Virgin Mary in the life of the Church.  

Author:  FR. BORIS BOBRINSKOY , TRANS. ANTHONY GYTHIEL  

#:  3035  

An in-depth exposition of the Trinitarian mystery of God which is at the heart of the Christian revelation. This study draws upon and weaves together biblical, liturgical and patristic sources showing how they form part of an inseparable whole.  

Author:  BISHOP KALLISTOS OF DIOKLEIA  

#:  3560  

This is the first book in what will be a six volume set summing up the thought of one of the most respected Orthodox theologians of today. Bishop Kallistos writes in a style which combines academic rigour with down to earth pastoral advice. Subjects covered in this volume include death, bereavement and resurrection in Christ, spiritual fatherhood and “Dare we hope for the Salvation of All?”   

Author:  PAUL EVDOKIMOV ED. AND TRANS BY MICHAEL PLEKON AND ALEXIS VINOGRADOV  

#:  4020  

  

Author:  ARCHBISHOP GREGORY AFONSKY  

#:  4027  

  

Author:  ELIZABETH BEHR-SIGEL  

#:  4021  

  

Author:  JOHN BEHR  

#:  4023  

The first of a projected three volume series tracing the development of the Church's understanding of Christ. Volume One covers the first three centuries after Christ showing how the scriptural texts and other early Church writings set the background for the first Ecumenical Council of Nicaea and those which followed it.  

Author:  NICHOLAS V. SAKHAROV  

#:  4638  

A critical exposition of the theology of Archimandrite Sophrony Sakharov ( 1896-1993), perhaps best known in Britain as the founder of the flourishing monastery of St. John the Baptist in Maldon, Essex.A brief resume of his life and principal theological influences is followed by a detailed examination of his teaching , focusing on the personal experience of God as the foundation of all true knowledge.  

Author:    

#:  5211  

A collection of essays published in honour of Bishop Kallistos (Ware) including an outline of his life and principal concerns. Of particular interest is the article on "Orthodoxy in Britain: Past, Present and Future". Contributors include Andrew Louth, Hilarion Alfeyev, Donald Allchin and Thomas Hopko. A very useful bibliography of all the published works of Bishop Kallistos is provided.