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Details The intent of writing this book is not to have an exhaustive commentary of this magnificent epistle written by the great apostle and teacher, St. Paul, where textbooks could be written. Nevertheless, it is a humble attempt to present a review of the letter in a question and answer format, together with explanatory notes. As you pray and read this epistle, please take your time and let the words engraved by the Holy Spirit illuminate and sanctify your heart and mind. This book can be used for group or individual study.

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Contains full length lives of the saints for each day of May, including: Prophet Jeremiah, Righteous Job, St. Arsenius the Great, Prophet Isaiah, Sts. Constantine and Helen. Hardbound. 525 pages.

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Details 3 Reviews Specifications Author: Anthony M. Coniaris Book Publisher: Light and Life Cover Style: Paperback ISBN-13: 9780937032251 Pages: 282 Description This is a genuinely different and practical book for the Orthodox Christian and those who contemplate conversion to Orthodoxy. It is a volume that offers an interesting, authentic, contemporary and down-to-earth introduction to the Orthodox Faith. 3 Reviews Hide Reviews Show Reviews 5 Intro to Orthodoxy Posted by Fr. Christopher Stamas on Oct 1st 2024 The best book, bar none, for those new to the faith. 5 excellent for newcomers class Posted by Patricia Manuse on Apr 29th 2024 Thank you for continuing to publish this book. Our priests and many others recommend it for catechumens. 5 "Introducing The Orthodox Church: It's Faith and Life" by Anthony M. Coniaris Posted by Susan Mitchell on Jun 5th 2023 I ordered "Introducing The Orthodox Church: It's Faith and Life" by Anthony M. Coniaris for my Catechumen class. Let me tell you this book is wonderful! It is easy to understand, well written, and really explains the depth of Orthodoxy. This was a worthy purchase indeed. I ordered it from The Orthodox Marketplace, because I want to support Orthodox Christian businesses. Thank you! Glory to God!

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Description Blessed Elder Ephraim of Arizona Commemorated December 7th Elder Ephraim was born in 1927 in Volos, Greece, in the day of Nativity of St. John the Baptist, and was given a baptismal name of Ioannis (John) after the Forerunner. He grew up in poverty and helped his father at work, but always tried to emulate the pious life of his mother Victoria (whom he later tonsured a nun with the name of Theophano). He began to desire the monastic life around 14 years of age, but he did not get a blessing from his spiritual father to leave and become a monk until he was 19. Once, just a month before he left the world, his friends decided to visit elder Joseph the Hesychast. Ioannis did not have any valuable gift to send with them, so he sent a small pouch of vermicelli and wrote a note. When unpacking gifts, elder Joseph said: "This child will become a monk here". When the friends of Ioannis returned and told him these words, he just forgot it - he had no idea about his future monastic life and had no blessing from the spiritual father. When Ioannis was a little baby, his mother had a vision and understood that he will become a monk at Mt. Athos. So she was preparing him all his life, having this vision in her mind, and when he was 19, she finally decided to send him to elder Joseph. And now the spiritual father did not object as well. On September 26, 1947, Ioannis arrived at Mt. Athos to the St. Anna's skete. Elder Joseph got to know about his arrival from the patron saint of both Ioannis and of the keliya of Elder Joseph - St. John the Baptist. As elder Ephraim recalls in his book, at the pier he met Elder Arsenios who said: "Are you Iannakis from Volos?" - "Yes, how do you know me?" - "Elder Joseph knows that from the Fair Forerunner. He appeared to him today and said: I brought to you one sheep. Place it in your fence." So Ioannis became a disciple of Saint Joseph the Hesychast who tonsure him in 1948 and gave him the name Ephraim. Ephraim was subsequently