St Luke of Simferapol, the Surgeon

St Luke of Simferapol, the SurgeonSt. Luke of Simferopol, the Surgeon Archbishop, confessor, and brilliant surgeon who continued to heal his patients even during his years of Soviet imprisonment and exile is one of the most beloved saints of the 20th century Russian Church. This modern Lavra icon honors a man whose life united the healing of bodies with the healing of souls. His feast is June 11. An Orthodox mounted icon of St. Luke the Surgeon from Damascene Gallery.

This mounted icon of the Mother of God Supplicating presents the Theotokos in the Deisis intercession as venerated in the tradition of the Dionysiou Monastery on Mount Athos

A modern icon of St

whose intercessory love never diminishes

An Orthodox mounted icon after Ushakov of Moscow is a treasure of the Russian iconographic heritage

Mary of Egypt — the repentant harlot who spent forty-seven years in the desert beyond the Jordan

a testament to the enduring power of St

this icon of the Archangel Michael presents the great Archangel with the serenity

The wonderworking Archbishop John remains one of the most widely invoked saints of the modern era

Written by Bishop Daniel in the Old Believer style of the 20th century

Place this Damascene Gallery mounted icon in your home iconostasis or prayer corner and let it invite you to contemplate the mystery of the Incarnation — the moment when the Son of God took flesh for our salvation

The Last Judgement is depicted in this mounted icon of the Orthodox tradition — a complex

The Forerunner's Nativity