St Elizabeth the New Martyr

St Elizabeth the New MartyrSt. Elizabeth Fyodorovna born a German Protestant princess, converted to Orthodoxy, widowed by an assassin's bomb, consecrated as a nun, and killed by the Bolsheviks lived one of the most dramatic and holy lives of the modern era. This modern Russian icon makes her image accessible for any home or prayer corner. She intercedes especially for those who mourn, those who serve, and those who suffer in silence. An Orthodox mounted icon from Damascene

His intercession is sought by those in the Russian navy and by all who seek courage and protection

Eulalia of Barcelona

The Novgorod school

and St Anna

The apostles and the Mother of God are gathered on the Mount of Olives

and the Life

worshipping with fasting and prayer night and day

for any home prayer corner or parish church that wishes to carry the spirit of Holy Week throughout the year

A fine art print of Alexander Ivanov's monumental 19th-century masterpiece depicting Christ's appearance to the people of Israel at the banks of the Jordan

monumental quality and visual immediacy — making it one of the most distinctively Russian contributions to Orthodox sacred art

Antipas with the reverence his memory deserves

hidden holiness of the man who watched over the Lord in silence