Commentary on the Divine Liturgy

Commentary on the Divine LiturgyNicholas Cabasilas Coming to us from the last great flowering of Byzantine theology in the 14th century, the Commentary begins with an observation and description of what is happening in the Liturgy, imbued with a fervent sacramental mysticism. It should be considered essential reading for an understanding of the Liturgy, the saving event in which man is called to participate, here and now, in the life of the Church and the Kingdom. Perfect bound

The Apostle Paul proclaims the greatness of God’s love for us

the Holy Fathers call Prayer the hardest occupation for Humanity and the only one which makes us Truly Human

A table comparing the Septuagint and KJV numbering of the Psalms

Six lectures addressed to new converts in the era of rapid transition in which the Church passed from persecuted minority to favored religion of the state

Too few are aware of the rich Orthodox tradition of the Latin-speaking West

A succinct collection

Presented here

This book is frequently referred to as "The Jordanville Prayer Book" because Holy Trinity Monastery and the Printshop of St Job of Pochaev are located in the village of Jordanville

Patristics and other ancient writings

This is the entire Menaion for the first half of the year: October - March

embracing within himself the best of both East and West in the Byzantine-inclined city of Milan

known as the "Alphabetical Collection"