St Paisios Velichkovsky

St Paisios VelichkovskySt Paisios Velichkovsky, the 18th century monastic reformer who revived the Philokalic tradition of hesychasm across Eastern Europe, is depicted in this mounted icon by Hieromonk Andrei Erastov in the Jordanville tradition. Through his Slavonic translation of the Philokalia and his monastic community at Neamts, St Paisios transformed Orthodox spiritual life for generations. A quality icon from Damascene Gallery.

This 18th-century Moscow-tradition mounted icon speaks to the heart of Orthodox Marian theology: the one who is closest to the Lord in heaven is also the most persistent in prayer for those below

and has formed the prayer of countless Christians across the centuries

Her image watches over the countless saints whose relics lie incorrupt in the ancient catacombs below

An Orthodox mounted icon from Damascene Gallery

The Great Martyr and Unmercenary Healer is among the most beloved saints of Orthodox medical ministry — patron of physicians

Place this Orthodox mounted icon in your home and let it be a daily reminder that the One who governs all creation is also the One who loves each soul beyond measure

This mounted icon depicts three great fathers of the monastic life: St Onouphrius the Great

The icon of the Mother of God "Surety of Sinners" — so named because the Theotokos is believed to have promised in a vision to be the surety for sinners before her Son — is depicted in this mounted icon

rendered here with the canonical gravity of the pre-Nikonian tradition

who retired from his bishop's see to a monastery to devote himself to prayer and writing

Metropolitan and Wonderworker of Aegina

the renowned 14th-century Byzantine theologian and mystical writer