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The Letters of Saint Antony the Great Translated by Derwas J. Chitty In these seven letters, Antony, the Father of Monks, speaks. 'We are listening to the authentic voice of desert spirituality.'

Letters of Saint Anthony the Great

History

Chitty, Derwas

World

St Anselm (1033-1109) was the abbot of the Benedictine monastery of Bec in France before becoming Archbishop of Canterbury. This study discusses the relationship between his scholarship and life as a monk, showing how one flowed naturally from the other.

Anslem of Canterbury Monastic Scholar

Ward, Benedicta

This book contains the fourteen surviving letters of St Ammonas, one of the disciples of St Antony the Great. The main topics of these letters are the gifts of the Spirit, spiritual direction and discernment of the will of God. Derwas Chitty made a draft translation of these letters from the Greek and early Syriac versions; after his death, Dr Sebastian Brock carried out a thorough revision and added an introduction and a bibliography.

Letters of Ammonas Successor of Saint Anthony

Ammonas

Science & Math

Creative Suffering

De Beausobre, Iulia

This selection of twenty poems by the fourth-century Greek theologian, St Gregory Nazianzen, represents his Christological writing. It includes the poems ‘On the Son’ and ‘On the Incarnation’, written to defend the orthodoxy of the Council of Nicea. In these poems, Gregory meets Arian and Apollinarist heretics on their own ground, demonstrating that Christians are as cultured as the pagans. There are also several hymns, smaller poems and prayers in which St Gregory reveals something of his own inner life. There is a substantial Introduction.

St Gregory Nazianzen Selected Poems

McGuckin

Arranged under 30 headings for daily reading, this gift book includes short accessible extracts from the great spiritual writings of the Christian tradition. The contributions are selected and introduced by authors with a strong international appeal.

The Wisdom of the Desert Fathers

Anthony Bloom

These stories and sayings of the Desert Fathers, in a translation by Columba Stewart, give insights into a tradition where words have a resonance beyond their surface meaning. They are intended to lead the reader further along the way of Christ. Columba Stewart provides an introduction to each section to help us understand the world of the early monks.

The World of the Desert Fathers: Stories and Sayings Form the Anonymous Series of the Apophthegmata Patrum

The Power of The Name (Fairacres publication)

Bishop, Kallistos Ware

The Psalter has always held a central place in Christian worship, and most especially in the monastic tradition. Sister Benedicta shows how the Venerable Bede made an innovative contribution to the devotional use of the psalms with his 'Abbreviated Psalter' (included in her text). Bede knew the psalms not only as a monk, but also as scholar and historian, and he was concerned with the application of the psalms to the whole range of human experience. Through his use of the psalms, he helps us to express our own inarticulate experiences and to discover that hope which is beyond our understanding.

Bede And the Psalter

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