Quartet of Lavender Sachets Four sachets are better than one...especially when discounted!
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Akathist to Jesus the Conqueror of Death, by St. Nikolai Velimirovich St. Nikolai (Velimirovich) composed this deeply theological, personal expression of love for the Resurrected Lord in his own hand, on Pascha 1923, and dedicated it to Fr. Justin Popovic. Astonishingly deep and personal, this akathist is a real treasure written by a saint of our own time. You will want to use this handy book again and again.
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Akathist to the Mother of God "The Inexhaustible Cup" Rejoice, O Sovereign Lady, Thou Inexhaustible Cup that quenches our spiritual thirst!
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Akathist to the Venerable Father Paisius (Velichkovsky) Our Father among the Saints, the Great Schema-Archimandrite Paisius (1722-1794), truly is, as this akathist says, a "chosen commander of spiritual warriors, guide and all-wondrous shepherd of monks, who through the writings of the Fathers fed our souls." And he feeds us yet today, though his writings, his witness, and most importantly through his heavenly intercession.
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All-Natural Lavender Essential Oil 100% Pure 15 ml Half ounce bottles of the highest quality lavender essential oil from the fields of St. Barbara Monastery. Keep a bottle in your medicine cabinet and one in your purse or pocket for quick stress relief!
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| All-Natural Lavender Essential Oil 100% Pure 5 ml5 ml bottle of the highest quality lavender essential oil from the fields of St. Barbara Monastery. Hand picked lavender, steam distilled and bottled by the sisters. Keep one in your medicine cabinet and one in your purse or pocket for quick stress relief!
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All-Natural Monastery Lip Balm: with Lavender & Calendula This mild beeswax lip balm made by the sisters features all natural ingredients including shea butter, sweet almond oil and our homegrown lavender and calendula (aka pot marigold).
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Book of Akathists (2 volumes) An invaluable year-round devotional resource. Contains akathists to our Saviour, the Mother of God, and various saints.
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Book: A Christian Ending: A Handbook for Burial in the Ancient Christian Tradition A handbook for burial in the ancient Christian tradition. While aimed at Orthodox Christians, this book would be a very helpful guide to anyone who is interested in preparing for a funeral within the context of community, without the use of corporate funeral homes, and using green and sustainable methods.
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Book: A Collection of Letters to Nuns, by Saint Anatoly Originally published in Russian in 1910, this volume is made up of 382 letters of spiritual counsel by the Optina Elder Hieroschemamonk Anatoly (Zertsalov) to nuns. These letters, while originally addressed to nuns, can be applied with profit to all Christians, both monastic and lay. Written in a tone that is both firm and tender, they are the words of a caring father for his spiritual children. Includes the life of St. Anatoly, a glossary, an index of topics, and a table of letters.
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Book: A Daily Calendar of Saints |
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Book: A History of the Church of Russia Contents:
Introduction of Christianity into Russia
Further Establishment of the Faith. The first Monasteries
Period during which the Metropolitans sat at Kieff; till the invasion of the Tartars, A.D. 1072 to A.D. 1240
Period during which the Metropolitans sat at Vladimir
Period during which the Metropolitans resided at Moscow
The Patriarchs.
Job, first Patriarch, A.D. 1587
Hermogenes, second Patriarch, A.D. 1606
Philaret, third Patriarch, A.D. 1620
Joasaph I., fourth Patriarch, A.D. 1631
Joseph, fifth Patriarch, A.D. 1642
Nikon, sixth Patriarch, A.D. 1653
Joasaph II., seventh Patriarch, A.D. 1667
Pitirim, eighth Patriarch, A.D. 1672
Joachim, ninth Patriarch, A.D. 1673
Adrian, tenth Patriarch, A.D. 1690
Stephen Yavorsky, Guardian of the Patriarchate, A.D. 1701
The Most Holy Synod, A.D. 1721.
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Book: A Layman in the Desert: Monastic Wisdom for a Life in the World Dr Daniel G. Opperwall is a husband, a father, and a layman. He teaches theology, patristics, and history at the Orthodox School of Theology at Trinity College, University of Toronto.
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Book: A Night in the Desert of the Holy Mountain: Discussion with a Hermit on the Jesus Prayer A Night in the Desert of the Holy Mountain is a book which brings to light the quintessence of Orthodox spiritual life: the Jesus prayer or prayer of the heart and how it can be practised by both monks / nuns and lay people. The reader enjoys the simple presentation of the teachings of the Church on the Jesus prayer, through the authentic experience of an Athonite hermit. This book has been a classic in Greece since its first publication in 1991.
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Book: A Pocket Prayer Book for Orthodox Christians Known affectionately as the "Little Red Book," this prayerbook has been a classic for over 40 years.
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Book: A Song in the Furnace: The Message of the Book of Daniel Like Daniel, we also live in Babylon, awaiting its apocalyptic fall, and like Daniel’s three holy and youthful friends, we also increasingly stand face to face with Nebuchadnezzar as he demands our cultural submission to an alien ideology. . . . This then is the urgent message of the Book of Daniel. As we stand before the powers of the age and hear the demand for cultural assimilation and surrender to secularism, we must make our own the words of the three young men to the king as the furnace of fury burned before them.
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Book: Ages of the Spiritual Life, by Paul Evdokimov Paul Evdokimov (1902-1970) was a professor at St Sergius Theological Institute in Paris, Director of the Center of Orthodox Studies and served as the Director of the Ecumenical Institute in Bossey, Geneva. He has been appropriately called a theological bridge between East and West because he brings patristic insights to bear upon modern situations.
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Book: An Englishman in the Court of the Tsar
An Englishman in the Court of the Tsar: The Spiritual Journey of Charles Sydney Gibbes
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Book: An Introduction to God: Encountering the Divine in Orthodox Christianity Fr. Andrew Damick has written a beautiful, humble, and profound book on the mystery of God’s love for mankind. It is beautiful because the author is introducing the reader to the Beautiful One. It is humble because Fr. Andrew has no interest in conveying his own ideas or philosophies—only the True Faith as passed down from Christ and His Apostles from generation to generation. It is profound because it is a clear and prayerful exposition of pristine Christianity.
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Book: An Introduction to Reading the Apocalypse [The Apocalypse] is a book widely misunderstood, that has given rise to numerous strange heresies; and yet it is a book that we neglect at our peril, for it speaks to us, in the most literal sense, about matters of life and death--eternal life, eternal death.
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