Prosphora Seals
Giving wine and Prosphora is how the Orthodox Church traditionally performs the Holy Communion Mystery. Prosphora is the name of the bread that is baked just for communion (and it is also the Greek word meaning that "something is offered".) In order to complete the Prosphora for the Liturgy, seals or stamps are needed. The symbolic image of Christ's body offered to the people is called prosphora, an act which happened for the first time during the Last Supper.
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Fr. Simeon
"...I also should send compliments to your workshop on the Enameled Candili that I ordered back in 2010. It is perfect for our iconostasis, it is not too heavy and the damage that was being done by a four candili lamp has ceased. All of the parish council and the parishioners who noticed the change have commented on the beauty of the enamelwork and noted that it truly suits its place above the Holy Doors on the iconostasis...."
April 4, 2011 Read more...
