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

An examination of these key concepts in the understanding of the nature of the Church, particularly in the light of the ongoing dialogue between the Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches. The author is Professor of Canon Law at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Seminary.

This revised edition of the classic work chronicles the history of the Orthodox Church to the present day and contains new material on the post-Communist Church in Russia.

A comprehensive study of spiritual fatherhood and motherhood, showing its origins in early Christian monasticism.

Newly published in late 1996 this book seeks to overcome the perceived neglect of an appreciation of the role that the city of Nicaea played in the history of both the Orthodox Church and the Byzantine Empire.

A scholarly and detailed examination of the cultural impact of Byzantine civilisation upon the history and development of the peoples of Eastern Europe.

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.

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.

The fourth volume in "The Church in History" series covers the period of the High Middle Ages.

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

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.

Over twenty essays on a variety of topics in honour of Archbishop Iakovos.

A highly readable introduction to Russian Church history from its early beginnings among the pagan Slavs through the period following the Bolshevik revolution. Includes chapters dealing with the post-revolutionary church.

A concise history of liturgical texts of the first four centuries with extensive quotations from documents like the Didache,St. Clement, the Strasbourg Papyrus and many others.

Twelve chapters all contributed by different authors, this is an invaluable anthology with an extremely broad scope, illuminating not only the considerable Arab Orthodox history and contribution in America, but Syriac and Arabic theological thought as well.

The standard text for students of the Byzantine Empire. It shows how Church and State related to each other in all aspects of life.

A survey and interpretation of Church history from an Orthodox perspective.

The first three centuries by a fourth century bishop.

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.