Orthodox products to help you live your spiritual life.

A leather magnetic bookmark featuring the ICXC NIKA Christogram printed on both sides. Holds securely to any page and arrives in its own gift box—perfect for Scripture, the Psalter, or a prayer book.
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Handmade by Athonite monks in durable synthetic yarn with blue bead markers every 25 knots

Hand-knotted by Athonite monks on Mount Athos, Greece

Handmade on Mount Athos in Greece from wool, with a red bead and tassel

Leather bookmark with the ICXC NIKA Christogram and a secure magnetic closure

A traditional Orthodox tool for praying the Jesus Prayer and cultivating the prayer of the heart
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Blessed oil, wood icon, and handmade prayer rope bracelet from the Monastery of St. Nektarios in Aegina, Greece
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A small Orthodox keepsake and daily reminder of faith for home, office, or classroom

A full color Orthodox booklet on the Jesus Prayer from the fathers of St. Nektarios Monastery

Topical quotations from Orthodox Saints and elders.
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Orthodox Bibles
Orthodox calendars by the Orthodox Calendar Company
A shelf of meaningful and original cards featuring timeless quotes - illustrated by hand, printed on heavy stock, and made to be carried home, written in, and kept.
Orthodox Christian books to inspire, strengthen, and deepen your faith.
Daily readings, fasting guidance, and the lives of the saints - on iPhone and iPad or in any modern browser.
The native Apple app, with a Home Screen widget, prayer reminders, and a private on-device journal.
Download on the App StoreThe browser experience for desktop, tablet, or phone, with a seven-day trial of the complete devotional library.
Open the web appThe lives behind the icons, calendars, and books we print.
ExplorePrayer books, psalters, and small icons for the last waking hour.
ExploreChrismation and baptism gifts, chosen to be kept rather than outgrown.
ExploreEssays on feasts, fasting, and the rhythm of the Church year.
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