St Jonah of Manchuria (Hancow)

St Jonah of Manchuria (Hancow)This mounted icon of St. Jonah of Manchuria, Bishop of Hancow, brings the image of this holy hierarch of the Russian mission in China to those who seek his intercession. His pastoral labor in China stands as a testimony to the global reach of the Russian Orthodox mission in the early 20th century. An Orthodox mounted icon in the Jordanville tradition from Damascene Gallery.

in the Jordanville tradition is rooted in the classical Russian canonical school

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This mounted icon from Damascene Gallery invites prayer before the image of a saint whose mercy endures through the ages

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John lived and wrote

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