St Nina of Georgia

St Nina of GeorgiaThis icon of St Nina of Georgia in the Jordanville tradition was painted with the canonical discipline and spiritual depth characteristic of that great school. St Nina, the Equal to the Apostles who brought the light of Christ to Georgia in the 4th century, is depicted with reverence and warmth. A quality mounted icon from Damascene Gallery.

promising her protection of the monastery and all who seek her intercession there

Alexandra the Empress — the Roman Empress who is said to have witnessed the courage of St

John the Baptist interceding at His right and left — is here expanded to include a company of selected saints and apostles

Mitrophan of Voronezh — the first bishop of Voronezh and one of the great Russian hierarchs of the late 17th century

This 20th-century icon in the Old Believer tradition by Bishop Daniel preserves an ancient dignity

the 14th-century hierarch who transferred his see from Vladimir to Moscow

this modern Russian icon of the Archangel Michael presents the great captain of the heavenly armies with regal dignity

' whose miraculous icon has been venerated at the gates of the Iviron Monastery on Mount Athos for centuries

Peter and Paul

Ilya Muromets

This mounted icon captures a central act of the Lenten liturgical life — the veneration of the instrument of our salvation

but shall have the light of life