Holy Icons

Feast Day/Commemorated: January 1   Saint Basil the Great, born in 330 AD in Caesarea, Cappadocia, hailed from an eminent and devout Christian family, with many members, including his parents and siblings, later recognized as saints. He received a...

Feast Day/Commemorated: December 6 Saint Nicholas, born to pious parents Theophanes and Nonna in Patara, Lycia, was destined for a life of holiness from birth. His miraculous arrival, healing his mother and standing in his baptismal font, immediately...

Feast Day/Commemorated: June 9 Saint Cyril, Archbishop of Alexandria, emerged from a devout family, dedicating his youth to both secular philosophy and, more importantly, the study of Holy Scriptures. After six years in the Macarius monastery, he was...

Feast Day/Commemorated: May 2 Saint Athanasios the Great, Archbishop of Alexandria, was born around 297 AD and quickly became known for his piety and deep study of Holy Scripture. Even as a child, his spiritual acumen was evident when Patriarch...

Feast Day/Commemorated: May 10 The Kollyvades Fathers The Kollyvades Fathers, a movement emerging on the Holy Mountain Athos in the 18th century, represented a vital resurgence of traditional Orthodox spirituality. This group, including figures like...

Feast Day/Commemorated: September 11 Our Holy Father Euphrosynos the Cook was a devout and faithful man from a peasant background, lacking formal education. As an adult, he worked as a cook, demonstrating remarkable self-control and generosity. Despite...

Feast Day/Commemorated: August 15 The Dormition of the Theotokos: A Heavenly Transition The Feast of the Dormition of Our Most Holy Lady, the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary, observed annually on August 15, commemorates the repose (or...

Feast Day/Commemorated: May 8 ***This Icon Depicts Saint John and Prochorus in the Cave of Patmos The final earthly moments of Saint John the Theologian, as recounted by tradition, are shrouded in an aura of profound reverence and mystery. At over a...

Feast Day/Commemorated: February 2 The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple, recounted in Luke 2:22-29, highlights Mary and Joseph's adherence to Jewish custom. Forty days after Jesus' birth, they brought their firstborn son to the Temple for...

Holy Icon Made without Human Hands The Image of Edessa, also known as the Mandylion or Acheiropoieton (meaning "not made by hands"), stands as one of the earliest and most revered icons in Christian tradition. According to accounts, during Jesus' earthly...

Christ's Holy Resurrection / Harrowing of Hades (The Icon of Pascha) Theophany is a pivotal Christian Feast that commemorates the revelation of the Most Holy Trinity to the world through the Baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan River. During this event,...

Feast Day/Commemorated: October 27 In the remote Alaskan tundra, surrounded by the confluence of the Kwethluk and Kuskokwim rivers, Matushka Olga Michael (born Arrsamquq, meaning "lowly, hidden, or unadorned") entered the world on February 3, 1916. Her...