St Ignatius of Antioch

St Ignatius of AntiochA 20th century Byzantine icon of St. Ignatius of Antioch the holy bishop martyr who desired to be 'ground by the teeth of beasts' to become 'pure bread of Christ' rendered in the classical Eastern tradition appropriate to one of the greatest of the Apostolic Fathers. St. Ignatius is commemorated on December 20 (O. S.) and January 2 (N. S.), and his letters are read annually in the Orthodox Church. An Orthodox mounted icon from Damascene Gallery.

A pre-20th-century Novgorod icon of St

when the Holy Trinity was revealed: the Son baptized

Nektarios is among the most widely venerated saints of the 20th century

are venerated as martyrs and protectors of the Russian land

The Orthodox Church commemorates Pope Gregory on March 12

one of the most beloved saints of the Russian Church

This icon of St Nicholas of Myra in the Jordanville tradition was painted with the characteristic warmth and canonical discipline of that school

A beautiful and richly detailed Damascene Gallery mounted icon

This image has captivated the imagination of the Church from the earliest centuries

St Nicholas of Japan stands as a timeless model of apostolic zeal

as practiced at the Jordanville school

presents the holy Emperor in the bearing of a passion-bearer