The Art of the Icon

“Come, see.” These words resighted in John 4:29 were spoken by a Samaritan woman with a sense of amazement and admiration. She had just met a Man at the village well who said He was the...

Archangel Michael, also called the Archistrategos (“chief commander”) or Saint Michael, is known as the Defender of the Faith. Archangel Michael is a protector of humanity, known for...

The Crucifixion is one of the icons that make up the Twelve Feasts. In this rendering, the Archangels and the Virgin Mary surround the central icon. Jesus Christ was crucified in AD 30 or AD 33 after...

The Crucifixion is one of the icons that form the basis of the Twelve Feasts. The blessing cross is engraved in hardwood with the Crucifixion The wood is cured birch and is wall-mounted Faithful...

Saints Constantine and Helen, also referred to as Equal-to-the Apostles, are key figures in the expansion of Christianity during the 4th century. Emperor Constantine was the son of Constantine...

Also known as Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Egypt. She had a vision of the Virgin Mary holding the baby Jesus. With this vision she began to preach the word of God. Frightened that she would convert...

A popular Catholic and Eastern Orthodox saint and hero, Saint Christopher is a martyr and the Patron Saint of children and travelers. Saint Christopher is also known as Saint Christoforos in the...

Saint Demetrios, or Demetrios of Thessaloniki, is a Great-martyr and amongst the most popular Orthodox Christian saints. Saint Demetrios belonged to a noble family, which allowed him to rise the...

Also known as the Virgin of Unfading Flower. The Virgin Mary with the Christ Child on her knee. His right hand raised in blessing, holding an orb representing the world on His lap and the stem of a...

Saint Nicholas, also called Nicholas the Wonder Worker or Nicholas of Myra, is a popular saint in the Orthodox Church. According to tradition, Saint Nicholas was born into a Christian family in Lycia...

Saint Sophia and her daughters, Faith, Hope, and Love, were known for their steadfast devotion to God. The three daughters expressed their loyalty to God so unwaveringly to the Roman Emperor that he...

The Crucifixion is one of the Icons that make up the Twelve Feasts. Jesus Christ was crucified in AD 30 or AD 33 after being sentenced to be scourged, then put to death by Roman executioners. The...