Moros
2nd August 2004, 05:15 PM
On the 8th. I had been planning to visit the St. Herman of Alaska Brotherhood since before Great Lent. Andreas or anybody else, if you want me to pick up some of their books for you, give me a price limit, I'll purchase them and ship them to you for the cost of the book and shipping from the states.
About the Monastery
The Brotherhood was founded in 1963 in San Francisco, moving to Platina in 1969, by Fr. Seraphim Rose (+1982) and Fr. Herman. It received the blessing of St. John Maximovich (+1966). In 2000, the monastery was accepted into the Serbian Orthodox Church.
The Brotherhood is self-supporting through the translation and publication of books on Orthodoxy. A periodical,The Orthodox Word is published bi-monthly. There are 22 monastics in residence.
http://omna.nettinker.com/herman.htm
http://www.stherman.com/
http://www.stherman.com/images/Other/Platina-Snow.gif
The St. Herman Press is the publishing arm of the St. Herman of Alaska Brotherhood, a monastic-missionary Orthodox Christian brotherhood which is part of the Western American Diocese of the Serbian Orthodox Church, under His Grace Longin, Bishop of Western America.
The St. Herman of Alaska Brotherhood was founded in 1963 with the blessing of St. John Maximovitch, Archbishop and miracle-worker of Shanghai and San Francisco. The Press was founded in 1965 with the intent of making materials about the Orthodox Christian Faith available, primarily to the English-speaking world. Since then St. Herman Press has printed over a hundred titles in English and Russian and has published a bi-monthly magazine, The Orthodox Word.
http://www.stherman.com/images/Other/FrontPage.jpg
"May the Lord bless the preaching of THE ORTHODOX WORD. May this preaching serve for the strengthening of true Orthodox Faith and Christian life in North America, with the help and prayers of Blessed Father Herman of Alaska, whose sanctity was manifested on this continent, and the Aleut Martyr Peter, who suffered martyrdom in San Francisco."
-St. John Maximovitch, Archbishop and miracle-worker
of Shanghai and San Francisco, Theophany, 1965
About the Monastery
The Brotherhood was founded in 1963 in San Francisco, moving to Platina in 1969, by Fr. Seraphim Rose (+1982) and Fr. Herman. It received the blessing of St. John Maximovich (+1966). In 2000, the monastery was accepted into the Serbian Orthodox Church.
The Brotherhood is self-supporting through the translation and publication of books on Orthodoxy. A periodical,The Orthodox Word is published bi-monthly. There are 22 monastics in residence.
http://omna.nettinker.com/herman.htm
http://www.stherman.com/
http://www.stherman.com/images/Other/Platina-Snow.gif
The St. Herman Press is the publishing arm of the St. Herman of Alaska Brotherhood, a monastic-missionary Orthodox Christian brotherhood which is part of the Western American Diocese of the Serbian Orthodox Church, under His Grace Longin, Bishop of Western America.
The St. Herman of Alaska Brotherhood was founded in 1963 with the blessing of St. John Maximovitch, Archbishop and miracle-worker of Shanghai and San Francisco. The Press was founded in 1965 with the intent of making materials about the Orthodox Christian Faith available, primarily to the English-speaking world. Since then St. Herman Press has printed over a hundred titles in English and Russian and has published a bi-monthly magazine, The Orthodox Word.
http://www.stherman.com/images/Other/FrontPage.jpg
"May the Lord bless the preaching of THE ORTHODOX WORD. May this preaching serve for the strengthening of true Orthodox Faith and Christian life in North America, with the help and prayers of Blessed Father Herman of Alaska, whose sanctity was manifested on this continent, and the Aleut Martyr Peter, who suffered martyrdom in San Francisco."
-St. John Maximovitch, Archbishop and miracle-worker
of Shanghai and San Francisco, Theophany, 1965