Holy Week – Easter Books & Tradition for the Eastern Orthodox Faith
Welcome to the source for internationally acclaimed publications produced by The Very Reverend George L. Papadeas, the first American born man to be ordained in the Greek Orthodox Religion.
Released in 1963, his “Holy Week - Easter” Services book is the original, and first of its kind publication and remains the “Gold Standard” of such publications, garnering the attention of Churches and their Congregation. Also recognized early on by the “Retired Greek Orthodox Clergy of America” who wrote the following: “This Book Saved Holy Week for Our Orthodox Churches in America”. The book also brought a new level of understanding of the services to laypeople. The book's excellent translation gives parishioners the ability to easily follow the service in Greek and/or English.
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Holy Week – Easter Books & Tradition
The Coin and Tradition that Honors St. Basil
The Golden Vasilopita Coin offers a lasting way to honor St. Basil and the centuries-old tradition of the Vasilopita. The coin is available in two presentations, both contain the same Golden Coin, designed and minted by Fr. George Papadeas. The motivation for producing the coin stems from the former practice of wrapping a 25¢ coin, a quarter wrapped in foil baked into the Vasilopita. The Golden Coin is beautifully designed in the Byzantine fashion and is meant to be kept and treasured and it won’t find its way into a vending machine!
Presentation Case
The coin comes in an attractive gift box that explains the Vasilopita and the significance of St. Basil. This presentation makes a thoughtful seasonal gift.
VASILOPITA COIN Featured in a the Gift Worthy Presentation Case
Protective Plastic Capsule
The coin is available in a clear protective plastic capsule. It is an ideal choice when the coin is being distributed as part of the Vasilopita tradition.
The Golden VASILOPITA COIN Delivered in protective plastic capsule
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