St Anastasia

St AnastasiaPainted by Dcn. Paul Drozdowski in the Jordanville iconographic tradition, this icon of St. Anastasia the Great Martyr depicts the holy healer and deliverer with the quiet dignity characteristic of that school. St. Anastasia, whose name means Resurrection, is venerated throughout the Orthodox world as a martyr, a healer, and a protector of those in prison and in suffering. An Orthodox mounted icon of St. Anastasia for any home prayer corner.

this Orthodox icon of the Annunciation carries the gravitas and precision characteristic of that venerable tradition

this icon renders the virgin-martyr with the crown and wheel that are her traditional attributes

rebuked Ivan the Terrible to his face

Ephrem's prayer is the prayer of every Orthodox Christian in Lent

one of the holiest places in Orthodox Christendom — the source of Russian monasticism and a center of saints whose relics lie incorrupt in its catacombs

accompanying the nation through its greatest trials and bearing witness to God's mercy

the great Russian ascetic and wonderworker of Lake Seliger

John the Warrior — the soldier-martyr of the Constantinian era who is especially invoked for the recovery of stolen goods and the protection of the innocent

deeply contemplative face of the Lord reveals Rublev's unique theological vision: a Christ of infinite compassion and unearthly peace

or icon stand — from Damascene Gallery

Andrei Rublev and the Moscow school of the 15th century — the same tradition that gave us the incomparable Trinity

Basil the Great from the Jordanville school renders one of the greatest Fathers and Hierarchs of the Church in the warm