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Category Archives: News
Lent 2019
The Icons of Lent page has been updated with this year’s dates. Hopefully the articles within will provide useful. May our Lent be fruitful and productive, ending in the glorious celebration of the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ! “The … Continue reading →
Lent 2018
Pascha is early this year and so Lent is rapidly approaching; this Sunday, the 28th of January, marks the Sunday of the Publican of the Pharisee which is just two weeks before the beginning of the Great Fast. As I … Continue reading →
Icon of Saint Nektarios in Rhodes bleeding from hands
After yesterday’s post about St Phanourios of Rhodes, current news of a potentially wonder-working icon from the same Greek island. According to various sources, an icon of St Nektarios has been bleeding from the hands since December last year … Continue reading →
Lent 2015
February 1 marks the beginning of the Lenten Triodion (the period of preparation before Easter) with the Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee. This is a reminder for any readers that there is a page on the Icons for … Continue reading →
Wonder working Icon of the Theotokos thwarts thieves
The Panagia Giatrissa Icon (All-Holy Virgin “the Healer”) is a well-known wonder-working image in Greece. In the early hours of December 24th 2014, another miracle was added to the list attributed to the holy icon.
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Tagged Greek Icons, Mother of God, Theotokos, Wonderworking Icon
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Weeping Icons in Ukraine and Russia
Over the past couple of days, a number of websites have been linking to an article I posted a couple of years ago, quoting Fr Seraphim Rose’s words on why icons of the Mother of God weep. The reason for … Continue reading →
Posted in History, News, Special Icons, The Theotokos
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Tagged Jesus Christ, Mother of God, Seraphim Rose, Wonderworking Icon
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Lost for a century | Christ the Bread of Life Icon returns home
On Tuesday September 25, a miracle-working icon was returned to its original home in Sumy, Ukraine after having been lost for over a century. The Icon of Christ the Saviour “Bread of Life” (in Ukrainian: Христа Спасителя «Хліб Життя»), had … Continue reading →
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Tagged Jesus Christ, melismos, Procession, Ukraine, Wonderworking Icon
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The Ninety-Three Mile Procession of St Nicholas’ Icon
An annual procession of a miraculous icon of St Nicholas the Wonder-worker has just finished, with around 35,000 pilgrims participating in the ninety-three mile round trip.
Posted in History, News, The Saints
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Tagged Nicholas the Wonderworker, Procession, Russian Icon, Veneration, Wonderworking Icon
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Icons of the Great Feasts | New Page
A new page has been added which brings together posts on this blog which relate to icons of the Twelve Great Feasts of the Orthodox Church (see link below), as well as Easter: the “Feast of Feasts”. The icon shown … Continue reading →
Posted in Icons of Christ, Icons of the Incarnation, News, Resurrection Icons, The Theotokos
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Tagged Great Feast
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800 year-old Frescoes returned to Cyprus
(from the Cyprus Mail) Byzantine frescoes, dating back to the 13th Century, which had been stolen from northern Cyprus after the Turkish invasion of 1974, were unveiled this week (Mar 27) at the Archbishop Makarios III museum in Nicosia. The … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cyprus, Greek Icons, Jesus Christ, Mother of God
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