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This text presents the history and current state of dialogue between the Catholic and Orthodox churches in North America. It also examines what has been accomplished during the decades of dialogue, and which obstacles to full communion still remain.

This story brings to life the early years of the Virgin Mary. Created from church traditions and apocryphal texts, the illustrations were inspired by the famous mosaics in the Monastry of Chora in Istanbul, Turkey.

This collection of essays invites the reader to a world of perseverance without excuses for bad behaviour. The author provides a depiction of abundant life in Jesus Christ and a warning of the personal sacrifice and labour necessary to acquire it.

This work argues that the original purpose of Mark's Gospel was a defence of Pauline Christianity composed by Paul's followers after his death. The author follows this with commentary that defends the thesis by showing how each part of the second Gospel was designed to serve that purpose.

In this volume, four homilies have been chosen from the original Syriac texts. The poetry is typological and rooted in Scripture and considers topics such as the Annunciation, a reflection on Joseph, and the death and burial of the Mother of God.

How has the Orthodox liturgy come to have the shape it has? How different is it from the eucharistic rites of the Western churches? Hugh Wybrew's authoritative but splendidly readable book traces the development of the Orthodox liturgy from the Last Supper to the present day.

Written in the midst of the iconoclastic controversy of the 8th-9th centuries, these essays affirm the Incarnation and its meaning for icon veneration.

Chapters in this work cover topics ranging from holy folly to deification, from community to silence. It is intended for those who need a book to help them understand a theology that can change lives.

A children's colouring book featuring 13 drawings of Feast Days, with accompanying descriptions.