Welcome to Orthodox Incense! |
 Feast of the Holy Apostles, by Nikolai Tsai and treasured at Holy Apostles Orthodox Church, Mechanicsburg, PA. | Feast of the Holy Apostles, by Nikolai Tsai and treasured at Holy Apostles Orthodox Church, Mechanicsburg, PA. |
Please email us (frdeaconseraphim at gmail dot com) with any shipping concerns before ordering. Thank you very much for your patience and support.
NEW incense from Mt Athos - Sandalwood, Lily of the Valley & Thebaid Desert
BRAND NEW book: The Departure of the Soul: According to the Teaching of the Orthodox Church published by St Anthony's Greek Orthodox Monastery. Click here to read all about this amazing 1,112 page volume!
We have starter sets available for both incense & vigil oil lamps. They contain everything you need!
PURE Resin Frankincense from Ethiopia and a NEW high grade from Somalia . . . and a high grade Olibanum Frankincense too!
Give the gift of incense to your Parish . . . we offer many sampler packages to choose from, or you can create your own custom sampler from any of the fragrances we carry.
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New in Matushka's Corner |
New Green Tea Lotion in 4 oz. and 8 oz. sizes!
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Shops On Market and GiGi's Handmade Wreaths |
Mat. Mary has a booth at The Shops on Market. Stop by for a visit, lots to see and great shopping fun!
Shops on Market - 85 North Market Street Elizabethville, PA. - Hours: Wed.-Sat. 10am - 6pm (Fri. 7pm
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Orthodox Quote of the Day |
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Click on one the links below to see a directory of Orthodox Christian websites from around the world: |
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Please Be Attentive . . . |
***Please note that the practice of burning incense, or lighting of vigil lamps, must be done with caution. Remember, censers do get hot and may burn. Make sure that you place your censer and/or vigil lamp on a sturdy base, to avoid spilling of hot coal or oil. Watch for children and animals when using hot objects. Any misuse of our products is not the responsibility of Orthodox Incense nor our suppliers. Please be attentive when using our products, and never leave the censer or oil lamp unattended.***
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