Sermons and Homilies (TO TOP OF PAGE)

A PANORAMIC VIEW OF HOLY SCRIPTURE, VOLUME ONE: ORTHODOX HOMILIES INTRODUCING ALL THE BOOKS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT, Bishop Augoustinos Kantiotes; translated and foreward by Asterios Gerostergios A Panoramic View of Holy Scripture, Volume Two: Orthodox Homilies Introducing All the Books of the New Testament, is a special commentary and summary on each book of the New Testament, written by the preeminent clergyman and preacher of the Orthodox Church, Bishop Augoustinos N. Kantiotes of Phlorina, Greece. This preacher and teacher par excellence in his long ministry in the Church has never failed to teach and expound on Holy Scripture, recognizing the fact that God's Word would not return back again to God void and without any effect. His marvelous knowledge, his unshakable faith, and his appreciation of the laws of pedagogy have made him a giant in the Church's pulpit. The present homilies are practical, inspirational, filled with instructions, and they will rightly help the readers in their everyday lives. The author hopes that the readers, after reading each homily, will read the text in the Holy Bible thoughtfully and prayerfully. The Holy Bible for him is a single revelation with beginning, middle, and end. Christ is the center and the axis, around which all of Holy Scripture, both the Old and the New Testaments, turn, Angels, patriarchs, kings, prophets, and all the saved ones speak about the Lord Jesus Christ. The bishop is sure that Holy Scripture, as the Orthodox Church interprets it, is the unique guide for the solution of all the problems that confront humanity today, and the only way for man to find salvation. 184pp $23.00 Paper (Institute for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies)

A PANORAMIC VIEW OF HOLY SCRIPTURE, VOLUME TWO: ORTHODOX HOMILIES INTRODUCING ALL THE BOOKS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, Bishop Augoustinos Kantiotes; translated and foreward by Asterios Gerostergios A Panoramic View of Holy Scripture, Volume Two: Orthodox Homilies Introducing All the Books of the New Testament, is a special commentary and summary on each book of the New Testament, written by the preeminent clergyman and preacher of the Orthodox Church, Bishop Augoustinos N. Kantiotes of Phlorina, Greece. This preacher and teacher par excellence in his long ministry in the Church has never failed to teach and expound on Holy Scripture, recognizing the fact that God's Word would not return back again to God void and without any effect. His marvelous knowledge, his unshakable faith, and his appreciation of the laws of pedagogy have made him a giant in the Church's pulpit. The present homilies are practical, inspirational, filled with instructions, and they will rightly help the readers in their everyday lives. The author hopes that the readers, after reading each homily, will read the text in the Holy Bible thoughtfully and prayerfully. The Holy Bible for him is a single revelation with beginning, middle, and end. Christ is the center and the axis, around which all of Holy Scripture, both the Old and the New Testaments, turn, Angels, patriarchs, kings, prophets, and all the saved ones speak about the Lord Jesus Christ. The bishop is sure that Holy Scripture, as the Orthodox Church interprets it, is the unique guide for the solution of all the problems that confront humanity today, and the only way for man to find salvation. 184pp $18.00 Paper (Institute for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies)

Service Books (TO TOP OF PAGE)

This volume is intended for use in the Divine Services of the Holy Orthodox Church. It includes those texts and musical settings required for the Reader and the Choir to properly complete the services in this volume. The complete text of the Great Canon of St. Andrew of Crete is available from a variety of other sources (The Lenten Triodion) and is not included here. This volume is the first in the series The Kliros Library for Readers and Choir. The format of this publication follows the liturgical conventions and practices of the Holy Orthodox Church in America, with references to both the Greek and Russian Orthodox liturgical Norms.

$22.00 Paper (St Tikhon'ss)