St Nicholas of Myra

St Nicholas of MyraThis mounted icon of St. Nicholas of Myra in the Jordanville iconographic tradition presents the beloved Wonderworker with the canonical warmth and gravity of that school. St. Nicholas whose intercessions are sought by Orthodox Christians the world over is honored here as bishop, healer, and guardian of the faithful. Available from Damascene Gallery.

This 18th-century Moscow-tradition mounted icon speaks to the heart of Orthodox Marian theology: the one who is closest to the Lord in heaven is also the most persistent in prayer for those below

Michael of Chernigov — the 13th-century prince who was martyred at the court of the Golden Horde for refusing to bow before idols

Demetrius has been the patron and defender of Thessalonica for seventeen centuries

A Damascene Gallery mounted icon of Christ the Savior belongs at the center of every Orthodox prayer corner — the face toward which all other prayers and devotions are ultimately directed

The Wonderworker of Myra in Lycia appears here as he has across centuries of Orthodox veneration — bishop

this icon of the Archangel Michael depicts the Commander of the Heavenly Host with quiet authority

a prolific writer

One of the defining images of 19th-century Russian painting

remains one of the most beloved saints of the Russian Church

Alexis the Man of God

The Sinai type is famed for its remarkable depth and spiritual presence

Gregory the Great from Damascene Gallery