Starting Thursday, July 9, the newspaper Kivotos tis Orthodoxias (‘Ark of Orthodoxy’) resumes full distribution of its collection, offering readers a new selection of beloved religious icons each week.
The icons featured are representative examples — a wide variety is available. Readers are encouraged to visit local newsstands to discover the icon that resonates most deeply with them.
Advertisement: All icons are handcrafted from wood, featuring raised gold-leaf Byzantine-style engraving in standard size. Each comes protected in a special case, with a precious prayer inscribed on the reverse side.
Also featured in this issue:
- An interview with Elder Bartholomew of Esphigmenou Monastery on human vocation and God’s invitation — emphasizing that the journey with Christ is a conscious choice.
- A reflection by Sparti’s Evstathios on the boundless compassion of the Holy Unmercenaries toward humanity.
- Updates on the restoration and promotion of historical monuments on the island of Samos.
- A special feature on Saint Paisios of Mount Athos — his teachings and miraculous experiences.
- A commentary by Kyriakos of Rhodes titled ‘Who Am I?’ — highlighting identity rooted in being, not achievement.
For information and orders regarding earlier books and icons published with Kivotos issues, contact +30 210 6923211 or email [email protected]. Office hours are daily (except Saturdays and Sundays), from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.