St Basil of Ryazan

St Basil of RyazanSt. Basil, Bishop of Ryazan and Murom, is celebrated in the Russian Church for his miraculous transfer from Murom to Ryazan sailing on his episcopal mantle across the Oka River after false accusations drove him from his first see. The miracle vindicated his holiness, and he is venerated as a great wonderworker of Central Russia. This pre 20th century Russian icon preserves the devotional tradition of centuries. An Orthodox mounted icon of St. Basil of

The icon of the Mother of God "Lifegiving Spring" depicts the Theotokos enthroned above a sacred spring

This mounted icon from Damascene Gallery makes a fitting addition to a home icon corner or parish chapel

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The venerable St Tikhon of Kaluga

and the victory hidden beneath apparent defeat

The Ustiug Annunciation is one of the most ancient and theologically distinctive of Russian iconographic types — distinguished by its archaic composition and the Christ Child shown within the womb of the Theotokos

this modern Russian icon of the Holy Napkin presents the Image Not Made by Hands with the depth and canonical fidelity for which that school is known

One of the most famous miraculous icons in the Orthodox world

This icon of Christ the Savior is after the ancient Byzantine prototype preserved at the Monastery of St

Joseph is commemorated on the Sunday after the Nativity of Christ

A quality Orthodox mounted icon for any home

The icon of the Mother of God 'Hilandar' — venerated in the great Serbian monastery of Hilandar on Mount Athos — is depicted in this mounted icon