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Coffee Our Coffee is specially roasted for the Holy Virgin Mary Russian Orthodox Cathedral by the California Importers. The coffee varieties are imported from several world regions: Mexico, Guatemala, Kenya, Ethiopia and Brazil (Brazilian Decaf).

 

 

Honey The Holy Virgin Mary Russian Orthodox Cathedral honey is grown and harvested by California Beekeepers, as pure honey from bee to hive to jar. Collected from four varieties of plants, the honey nectar gathered by the bees creates an amber color of honey of slightly different shades for each: Sage, Wildflower, Buckwheat and Eucalyptus.

 

 

Tea Tea for the Holy Virgin Mary Russian Orthodox Cathedral of Los Angeles is assorted from several varieties of Herbal Teas (“tisanes”), Black and Green. Herbal teas do not naturally contain caffeine and are made with fresh or dried flowers, fruit, leaves, seeds or roots. Our selections of Chamomile and Peppermint Rose at the Logos Store are some of the most popular favorites, along with Black and Green premium quality teas.

Icons Icons at the Hvmla Store are gathered from around the world, representing Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox tradition of Byzantium, Russia, Ukraine, Greece, Romania. The icons are the windows offering the way to the Kingdom of God, but they also bring a revelation, a manifestation of the saints, and martyrs— and bring the eternal events into our presence.

 

Devotional Choose from varieties of scents of “ladan” incense and oils for prayer.

 

 

Publishing Lives of saints and anthologies, prayer books, fasting and ethnic cookbooks, children’s books, including biblical stories, coloring books, lives of saints, Russian folk tales in English, good night bedtime stories. Books in Russian and English...

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