| | HOME > BOOKS > NEW BOOKS | |  | BOOKS: 7 | WE PRAISE THEE | Number 1:
Akathist to Jesus,
Light to Those in Darkness
by Archpriest Lawrence R. Farley 
Alexander Press, 2005
Paper bound
Full colour: $8.00
Colour cover, black & white inside: $5.00 | Number 2:
Akathist to the Most Holy Theotokos,
Daughter of Zion
by Archpriest Lawrence R. Farley 
Alexander Press, 2005
Paper bound
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Colour cover, black & white inside: $5.00 | Number 3:
A New Akathist for
Saint Herman of Alaska
by Archpriest Lawrence R. Farley 
A new Akathist for Saint Herman of Alaska having its roots in a desire to acknowledge—beyond the standard Akathist lauding his monastic achievements—the loving protection and ceaseless advocacy of Saint Herman on behalf of his new Alaskan spiritual children, against their exploitation by the Russian fur-traders; to present in greater fullness the glory of his labours in North America. Alexander Press, 2007
Spiral-bound, 30 pages
ISBN: 1-896800-68-9
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$8.00
Download PDF brochure | Number 4:
Akathist: Glory to the God Who Works Wonder
by Archpriest Lawrence R. Farley 
At the Vespers for both Pascha and Pentecost, the churches ring with the question of the Psalmist, “Who is so great a God as our God? You are the God who works wonders!” In this Akathist, in the footsteps of the Tri-une God, all the wonders that our God has done, beginning from His work of making all things and culminating in His final work of making all things new are remembered, making it a celebration of His miracles. Our hearts swell at the thought of all that our God has done throughout the ages. Alexander Press, 2007
Spiral-bound, 30 pages
ISBN: 1-896800-70-X
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Download PDF brochure | Number 5:
Akathist to St. Arseny of Winnipeg
and Hymns for the Services to St. Arseny of Winnipeg
by Archpriest Lawrence R. Farley
with
Archbishop Arseny: a Vita
by Priest John Hainsworth 
As in the case of many saints, St. Arseny was known by the people to be a saint and is being venerated as such even before his official glorification/canonisation. We in Canada have a special and precious connection with Saint Arseny of Winnipeg. He is one of ours, as well as being one of God’s. Get to know St. Arseny, ask for his prayers and rely on his love. Like all true saints, he is worth getting to know! St. Arseny was born in the mid-nineteenth century in south Russia, and came to the new world in 1902, working as a tireless missionary in the northeastern United States, and then in Winnipeg. He helped found St. Tikhon’s monastery and orphanage in Pennsylvania, and later founded the Pastoral School that became St. Tikhon’s Seminary. He was consecrated as bishop for Canada, and because of his gifted preaching he was popularly known as “the Canadian Chrysostom”.
Archbishop Arseny: a vita, by Fr. John Hainsworth, is a result of research by the Archdiocesan Canonisation Committee struck by the Archdiocese of Canada with the blessing of the Holy Synod of Bishops of the OCA, as part of the formal work towards the glorification of Archbishop Arseny. Alexander Press, 2007
Spiral-bound, 50 pages
ISBN: 1-896800-50-5
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ISBN: 1-896800-05-X
Paperback,69 pages
Full colour cover,
black & white inside $12.00 | New! WHEN PAUL MET SOCRATES “But did Paul meet Socrates?” a young man asked me when he heard what my subject was.
Don’t think it strange. Of course we know that two men who lived more than four centuries apart couldn’t have met. But in schools, for decades now, students have had the vague idea that Socrates and Paul both lived in the olden days, long ago, goodness knows when and so perhaps they did meet. Our subject naturally refers to a spiritual encounter and this has, indeed, taken place.
What do we mean by that?
We explain in this little book. Download PDF brochure | Ioannis V.Menounos was born in Athens, Greece where he graduated from the Philological School of the University of Athens with specialization in Neo-Hellenic Studies. He worked for 25 years as a teacher and principal of public high schools. He obtained his Ph.D. in 1980 for his work on the life and teachings of St. Cosmas the Aitolian. He has authored 25 books, and his writings include a synoptic history of the Greek nation, many monographs on St. Cosmas, novels, treatises and short stories. He was the editor of the newspaper Dimosiographiki for 21 years. | Living Orthodoxy | Living
Orthodoxy 
What is Christian Orthodoxy? Who are the Orthodox? What is their faith? How do they live their faith? What are their Churches? This book provides clear and staright-forward answers to these questions. It invites all Christians, as well as non-Christians, to discover the two thousnad yead-old Tradition of the Orthodox Church. The book covers the essential elements of the faith, history, ecclesiology and the liturgical and spiritual life of teh Orthodox. Its numerous references allow the reader to pursue his or her discovery of this living Tradition, a Tradition which is both ancient and contemporary. Paper bound
$12.00 | Rencontre avec L'Orthodoxie 
Qu'est-ce que l'Orthodoxie? Qui sont les orthodoxes? Quelles est leur foi? Comment vivent-ils leur foi? Quelles sont leurs Églises? Ce livre apporte des éléments de réponse clairs et simples à ces questions. Il invite tous les chrétiens, ainsi que les non-chrétiens, à découvrir la Tradition bi-millénaire de l'Églie orthodoxe. Il aborde des éléments essentiels de la foi, de l'histoire, de l'ecclésiologie et de la vie spirituelle et liturgique de l'orthodoxie. Ses nombreuses références permettront au lecteur de poursuivre sa découverte de cette Tradition à la fois ancienne et contemporaine et vivante. Paper bound
$12.00 | | The Importance of Being an Earnest...Greek:
A Crash Course in "Greekness"
by George and Andrew Gekas 
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