Episcopal Books & Prayer
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THE ST. HELENA BREVIARY
The rich tradition of monastic prayer dates back to earliest days of the desert hermits and continues today in many forms -- including the Order of St. Helena. This monastic community of religious Sisters in the Episcopal Church invites you to join them in worship through these newly published service books.
Based on translations in the Book of Common Prayer, the Breviary
(as well as the Psalter, below) expands the way we name and worship God -- recasting texts to avoid the personal pronoun (he or she). Breviary includes the complete Psalter.
616 pages; hardcover with a ribbon marker.
Breviary Suggested Retail Price:$59.95
Monastery Greetings Price: $49.95
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PRAYING THE WAY OF THE CROSS
With the Anglican Rosary
Fourteen Stations of the Cross adapted for the Anglican Rosary. Includes musical setting score, opening devotion and concluding prayer. Can be used for private and public worship. Illustrated spiral-bound paperback, 40 pages.
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HOLDING YOUR PRAYERS
IN YOUR HANDS
Praying the Anglican Rosary
A prayer book written specifically for the Anglican Rosary. Includes introductory essays on its history and how to pray with it. Four extensive chapters on prayer cover the Ladder of Prayer (from Adoration to Thanksgiving), Christian Life, the Family and the entire Liturgical Year. Spiral-bound paperback, 68 pages.
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LOVE CAME DOWN
Anglican Readings for
Advent & Christmas
Compiled by Christopher L. Webber
Daily meditations drawn from sermons, books, poems and hymns of the most gifted Anglican writers of the past six hundred years. Includes John Donne, Madeleine L'Engle, William Law, Harriet Beecher Stowe and many others. Also includes brief biographies of each contributor. Paperback, 99 pages.
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THE RULE OF THE SOCIETY OF
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
This modern rule develops the classic monastic themes of hospitality, poverty, celibacy and obedience, as well as less traditional areas like leadership and conflict. Provides insight to Christians who live in other kinds of communities – including families, parishes and workplaces. Also includes suggestions for personal and group reflections as well as discernment and vocation. Paperback, 124 pages
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