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On the Ecclesiastical Mystagogy
St Maximus the Confessor (c. 580-662) beautifully expounds the meaning of the Divine Liturgy in On the Ecclesiastical Mystagogy, which had a profound influence on the subsequent tradition, beginning with St Germanus of Constantinople (PPS 8).
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The Analogy of Love
The Analogy of Love examines the ethical dimensions of St Maximus the Confessor's theological synthesis in order to retrieve an authentically Christian sense of virtue. Demetrios Harper considers the legacy of Immanuel Kant for contemporary approaches to morality, which tend to see morals as abstract imperatives divorced from the flow of human existence.
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Orthodox Christianity, Volume V: Sacraments and Other Rites
This is the fifth volume of a detailed and systematic exposition of the history, canonical structure, doctrine, social and moral teaching, liturgical services, and spiritual life of the Orthodox Church. .
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Mixed Marriage: An Orthodox History
This study provides valuable background information and poses difficult questions regarding the challenge of mixed marriages in the Orthodox Church, and is beneficial for anyone working to address this crucial pastoral and practical difficulty, as well as for those interested in the ongoing work of Christian unity.
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A Manual of Eastern Orthodox Prayers [Hardcover] - This classic little prayer book has served generations of Orthodox believers. First appearing in 1945 in Great Britain, A Manual of Eastern Orthodox Prayers has been used widely by English-speaking Orthodox in America and abroad and has been reprinted countless times.
