Writings Published in French
Méditation de l'Heure Sainte, first edition, 1912
Pensées pour la suite des jours, first edition, 1923
Les intermèdes de Talloires, 1924
La Messe byzantine dite de Saint Jean-Chrystome. Nouvelle traduction française adaptée à l'usage courant des fidèles du rite latin avec commentaire et introduction par le prince Vladimir I. Ghika, 1924
La visite des pauvres: manuel de la dame de Charité : conférences, first edition, 1923
Roseau d'Or ( Chroniques - Volume VIII), a collection of thoughts (such Pensées pour la suite des jours ), 1928
La Sainte Vierge et le Saint Sacrement, 1929
Vigia (book IV), a collection of thoughts (such Pensées pour la suite des jours ), 1930
"La Femme adultère. Un prologue, un acte, un épilogue." 2e édition. 1931
"La souffrance," first edition, 1932
"La Liturgie du prochain," first edition, 1932
La Présence de Dieu, first edition, 1932
Derniers témoignages Mgr Vladimir Ghika. Presentes par Yvonne Estienne, 1970, posthumous publication that collects various other unpublished thoughts monsignor
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