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Blessed John the Wonderworker: A Preliminary Account of the Life and Miracles of Archbishop John Maximovitch1 review
Seraphim Rose, Abbot Herman

Saint Herman Press, 1999

Engaging without sentimentality
This examination of the life and miracles of St. John Maximotvich is heartening reading not only for Orthodox Christians, not only for Californians who are blessed to have his relics, not only for North Americans who, unlike other Orthodox Churches in their "western captivity", have been blessed with their own saints, but for anyone who has a compassionate heart. This well written work is ...
  
  











  



  
Little Russian Philokalia: Abbot Nazarius of Valaam1 review

St. Xenia Skete Pr, 1997

Heavenly Man, Earthly Angel...
The wisdom contained in this book brings what we believe to be beyond our reach, down to earth in a simple, clear, understandable way. The teachings of this Orthodox Saint are livable, practical, and give a wonderful insight into Orthodox Theology, both for the "scholars" and for those seeking a better way to live in harmony with all other creatures on the path back to God.
  
  











  



  
Guidance Toward Spiritual Life: Answers to the Questions of Disciples1 review
Saint Barsanuphius, the Prophet, Saint John

Saint Herman Pr, 2002

Great Book By Two Great Saints
Saints Barsanuphius and John are usualy overlook by beleivers. Their lives are examples of great offering of self and white martyrdom. This book is just a small section of their total worls, but is the only ones translated into english. the information in this book is for all people that want to lead a more spiritual life. its practical advice can help people at any level of spirituality. This ...
  
  











  



  
Nihilism: The Root of the Revolution of the Modern Age8 reviews
Seraphim Rose, Eugene Rose

Saint Herman Pr, 2001

Nihilism as the Cause of Modern Error.
NIHILISH: ROOT OF THE REVOLOUTION OF THE MODERN AGE was written by Russian Orthodox monk, Eugene Rose, (a convert to Orthodox Christianity) in a San Fransisco basement during the 1960's. It is a small part of a much larger work that was never brought to fruitition--a text on the theme of man's war against God and His revealed Truth. The form of Truth discussed here concerns what is eternal, not ...
  
  











  



  
The Path to Salvation: A Manual of Spiritual Transformation5 reviews
st Theophan the Recluse

St. Xenia Skete Pr, 1997

Church Father for modern times? Without a doubt!
What does it mean to call a spiritual writer a "Church Father for modern times"? For some, it might be easy hyperbole, or hype without depth. But for someone like Staretz Theophan's translator, Fr. Seraphim Rose, who dedicated his entire all-too-short life until his death in 1982 to the acquisition of the "mind of the Fathers" through a life of prayer and spiritual effort, and who was not ...
  
  











  



  
God's Revelation to the Human Heart6 reviews
Seraphim Rose

Saint Herman Press, 1988

Why Study Religion?
_God's Revelation to the Human Heart_ is the transcript of a lecture that Fr. Seraphim Rose delivered to the students of comparative religion at the University of California, Santa Cruz, in 1981. It can easily be read in one sitting, and although it is not the most in depth or detailed introduction to Orthodoxy, it is an insightful nonetheless. Fr. Seraphim begins his address with the question, ...
  
  











  



  
The Holy Fathers of Orthodox Spirituality: How to Read the Holy Fathers1 review
Hieromonk Seraphim Rose

Saint Herman of Alaska Press, 2005

A GREAT PRIMER
The importance of the Church Fathers can never be overstated when discussing the Praxis of the Orthodox Christian Faith. This little book gives you the, "Road signs" that allow you to read the Fathers in a manner less likely to "discover something new," in the writings of the father's rather than kindle the love for the faith. The development of a love for the Patristics should be close to every ...
  
  











  



  
The Orthodox Veneration of Mary the Birthgiver of God19 reviews
St. John Maximovitch, John Maximovitch

St. Xenia Skete Pr, 1997

An Eastern View of Mary
The place of Mary in the Church is certainly among the most contentious issues along the Protestant/Catholic divide. Thus it is useful to see how the issue is handled by those Churches in the East who have no part in the contentions of the Reformation era. This little booklet written by an Orthodox saint of the 20th century sets in clear and sometimes blunt language the differences between the ...
  
  











  



  
Little Russian Philokalia : St. Seraphim of Sarov5 reviews

St. Herman Press, 2008

Perfect
Just read it, you have to, no description can give it justice. All I can say is this, it's comparable to Issac of Nineveh's "On Ascetical Life" in its beauty, depth, and penetrating words of love, peace, and prayer. Just read it, this book will change you forever.
  
  











  



  
The First-Created Man: Seven Homilies by St. Symeon the New Theologian4 reviews

Saint Herman Press, 1994

An Orthodox theologian for the Western mind
Of all the material I have read dealing with the creation of Adam and Eve and their subsequent fall from innocence and holiness, Saint Symeon's homilies are among the best. Considering the limited material that Symeon has to deal with, I am amazed at the level of insight and knowledge that he gleens from the text. Symeon deals with such topics as Adam's and Eve's original created state and ...
  
  











  



  
Letters from Father Seraphim1 review
Seraphim Rose

Nikodemos Orthodox Publication Society,US

Father Seraphim Revealed by his own hand
I read this book while visiting the relics of St John Maximovitch of San Francisco, who was the Spiritual Father of Father Seraphim Rose. I wanted to know the Rebel Beatnik turned Eastern Orthodox Hieromonk (a monk who is also an ordained Priest) by his own words when he was writing a 12 year correspondence to his spiritual son Alexey Young. The book starts in the mid 1960's with the personal ...
  
  











  



  
The Apocalypse: In the Teachings of Ancient Christianity6 reviews
Averky Taushev

Saint Herman Press, 1996

The Apocalypse: In the Teachings of Ancient Christianity
_The Apocalypse: In the Teachings of Ancient Christianity_ is Fr. Seraphim Rose's translation of Archbishop Averky's patristic commentary on the controversial New Testament book. The introduction examines the history of the interpretation of the Apocalypse. It is an allegorical book that is based on Old Testament symbolism which mystically represent events that will happen at the end of time ...
  
  











  



  
Orthodoxy and the Religion of the Future35 reviews
Seraphim Rose

St. Xenia Skete Pr, 1997

Ahead of it's time
Fr. Seraphim Rose, an Orthodox Monk, outlines of the dangers facing the Church today in this dated (1975), yet still very pertinent book. In Fr. Seraphim's direct and blunt style, he argues that Eastern Orthodoxy holds the answers for the spiritual chaos going on in the world today. In this book, he reveals the assaults of New Age thought on Christianity today and confronts the influences of ...
  
  











  



  
Genesis, Creation and Early Man7 reviews
Seraphim Rose, Damascene Christensen

Saint Herman Pr, 2000

Back to the Future
_Genesis, Creation and Early Man_ by Father Seraphim Rose is a sizable tome which containing his studies on the Patristic writings on the creation of the world. This book was compiled and edited from among Fr. Seraphim's many papers, articles and letters that he had written on the subject, much of it in response to questions concerning the place of the evolutionary origins of humanity in ...
  
  











  



  
Orthodox Dogmatic Theology: A Concise Exposition7 reviews
Michael Pomazansky

Saint Herman Pr, 2006

An Excellent Read and Reference tool
Pomazansky's brilliant and accurate exposition of the Orthodox Faith is filling a great need in America for truly good, truly thorough, truly straightforward Orthodox literature.
  
  











  



  
Contemporary Ascetics of Mount Athos, Volume 23 reviews
Seraphim Rose, Abbot Herman Podmoshensky

Saint Herman Pr, 1992

A compulsory book
When the great founders of monasticism in the East, Sts. Anthony and Pachomius, desired to leave the world and lead a life in worship and prayer in solitude, they turned to the Egyptian desert, founding both the hermitage and the monastery. When the first ascetics of Russia wanted to follow in the footsteps of the Great Fathers they didn't have a sunny heated and dry unfruitful desert, but ...
  
  











  



  
The place of blessed Augustine in the Orthodox Church (Orthodox theological text)8 reviews
Seraphim Rose

Saint Herman of Alaska Brotherhood, 1983

Let those who speak ill of Blessed Augustine be put to shame
I love this little work by Fr. Seraphim. I love everything I've ever read from the man, but I especially enjoyed this one. I love Blessed Augustine, and I venerate him as one of the crowning jewels of the Orthodox West. So moving are the words found in his Confessions, that I have been moved to tears reading them. What pious Orthodox Christian, reflecting on his own sins, and desiring grace, ...
  
  











  



  
The Soul After Death: Contemporary "After-Death" Experiences in the Light of the Orthodox Teaching on the ...23 reviews
Seraphim Rose

St. Xenia Skete Pr, 1998

American Orthodoxy is greatly indebted to Fr. Seraphim
While so many Orthodox theologians in Fr. Seraphim's day were writing left-leaning works that looked as though they had come from Vatican II, monk Seraphim was earnestly laboring to bequeath to the tiny American Orthodox flock the rich patristic inheritance of the Church. The Soul After Death's chapters upon the tollhouses contains large quotations of St. Cyril of Alexandria, St. Macarius of ...
  
  











  







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