Eastern Christian Books

Patrick Demetrios Viscuso is the author of previous important works on aspects of Byzantium , Orthodox canon law, and tradition . He also w...

The late Metropolitan Anthony Bloom, who died in 2003 after heading up the Russian Orthodox diocese in Britain for most of his life, contin...

The study of almost all aspects of Eastern Christianity still lags behind comparable Western scholarship by many decades. This is true a for...

The "revenge of the cradle" is an old Québécois one ("revanche du berceau"), though not exclusively so. It describes the...

On New Year's Eve, I found myself in a Coptic church on Staten Island shortly after learning of the news of the horrific bombing of a Co...

Eerdmans has just sent me a copy of their latest book in the "Russian front" (as their publisher calls it): S.L. Frank, The Mean...

My mail has been piling up while I was away in Staten Island, and I came back today to several new catalogues from various publishers al...

I have always taken off my skoufia to the Archpriest Robert Anderson, an Eastern Christian bibliophile on a scale unrivaled by anyone else I...

Earlier I had mentioned a forthcoming Eerdmans publication on the papacy. I have now just received and read  James Puglisi, ed., How Can ...

Jarrett Zizon, an assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Amsterdam, has just published a book with the provocative title ...

There has been a veritable explosion in studies on Maximus the Confessor over the last fifteen years or so. In 1994, Aidan Nichols published...

The Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, Archbishop of Constantinople New-Rome, so often misunderstood by the media, his fellow Orthodox, and o...