St Tamara, Queen of Georgia

St Tamara, Queen of GeorgiaHoly Queen Tamara of Georgia, the devout ruler renowned for her justice and piety who presided over the flowering of medieval Georgian culture, is depicted in this mounted icon in the Jordanville tradition. Her feast stands as a testimony that holiness can be lived even in the midst of royal power and worldly responsibility. A quality icon from Damascene Gallery.

spreading his veneration widely

The Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanova — youngest daughter of the Holy Tsar Nicholas II

The great Wonderworker and Archbishop is depicted with the episcopal dignity and gentle mercy for which he has been beloved across centuries of Orthodox devotion

David's kingship and his prophetic witness — both pointing forward to the coming of Christ — are rendered here with the gravity they deserve

and deeply expressive of Eastern Christian theological vision

This classical composition in the ancient manner preserves the devotional heritage of generations of Orthodox faithful who sought his intercession

The Holy Martyr Victor of Damascus gave his life for Christ

Saint Nektarios of Pentapolis

John was shot in Tsarskoye Selo on November 7

Luke — who healed bodies as a physician and souls as an evangelist — remains a beloved and powerful intercessor for those who are sick or in any kind of suffering

This mounted icon of St Nicholas of Myra in the Jordanville tradition embodies warmth and spiritual luminosity

This feast of September 14 invites the faithful to venerate the life-giving Cross through which death has been trampled down and the world redeemed — the tree of shame transformed by Christ into the tree of eternal life