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Daily Archives: December 25, 2011
Tree of the Virgin | Russia’s Best Loved Icons of Mary
The day after a major feast is often dedicated to a person who plays a central role in the preceding day’s narrative. For example, the day after the Theophany, Christ’s baptism, is dedicated to John the Baptist; whilst the day … Continue reading →
Posted in History, Icons of Christ, Icons of the Incarnation, The Theotokos
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Tagged Hodigitria, Holy Trinity, Mother of God, Nativity, Pochaev, Russian Icon, Stylism, Theotokos
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