No.4550-60 Size: 6x9cm / 2,30x3,50in - Nioras Orthodox Family

Mark the Apostle and Evangelist

SKU: st119-2636

Iconographer: Michael FatherCommemorates on: April 25Mark was an idolater from Cyrene of Pentapolis, which is near Libya. Having come to the Faith of Christ through the Apostle Peter. he followed him to Rome. While there. at the prompting of Peter himself and at the request of the Christians living there. he wrote his Gospel in Greek. and it is second in order after Matthews. Afterwards, travelling to Egypt. he preached the Gospel there and was the first to establish the Church in Alexandria. The idolaters, unable to bear his preaching, seized him, bound him with ropes, and dragged him through

Mark the Apostle and Evangelist Full Body

SKU: st119-8809

Iconographer: VranosCommemorates on: April 25Mark was an idolater from Cyrene of Pentapolis, which is near Libya. Having come to the Faith of Christ through the Apostle Peter. he followed him to Rome. While there. at the prompting of Peter himself and at the request of the Christians living there. he wrote his Gospel in Greek. and it is second in order after Matthews. Afterwards, travelling to Egypt. he preached the Gospel there and was the first to establish the Church in Alexandria. The idolaters, unable to bear his preaching, seized him, bound him with ropes, and dragged him through the

Mary Supplicating

SKU: Supplicating

Unique Museum Copy of Mary Supplicating.A Russian icon painted by Theophanes the Greek. It belongs to the iconographic type of the Supplicating Virgin Mary. The icon symbolizes the Virgin of supplication on behalf of the human race, before the Judge-Christ. The icon is egg-tempera on wood and it is found in the Iconostasis of the Annunciation Cathedral in the Moscow Kremlin

Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist

SKU: st122-2635

Iconographer: Michael FatherCommemorates on: November 16This Apostle, who was also called Levi, was the son of Alphaeus and had Galilee as his homeland. A publican before being called by Christ, he became one of the Twelve Apostles, and an Evangelist. While still in Palestine, he wrote his Gospel first in Hebrew, being also the first of all to write the Gospel. When he is depicted in icons, there is portrayed next to him the likeness of a man, one of the symbolic living creatures mentioned by Ezekiel, which, as Saint Irenaeus writes, is a symbol of our Saviours Incarnation.

Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist Full Body

SKU: st122-8816

Iconographer: VranosCommemorates on: November 16This Apostle, who was also called Levi, was the son of Alphaeus and had Galilee as his homeland. A publican before being called by Christ, he became one of the Twelve Apostles, and an Evangelist. While still in Palestine, he wrote his Gospel first in Hebrew, being also the first of all to write the Gospel. When he is depicted in icons, there is portrayed next to him the likeness of a man, one of the symbolic living creatures mentioned by Ezekiel, which, as Saint Irenaeus writes, is a symbol of our Saviours Incarnation.

Maximos the Greek

SKU: st200-2735

Iconographer: Liondas Chr.

Meletios of Antioch

SKU: st126-2611

Iconographer: Holy Monastery of St.MeletiosCommemorates on: February 12 This holy Father, who was from Melitene of Armenia, was a blameless man, just, reverent, sincere, and most gentle. Consecrated Bishop of Sebastia in 357, he was later banished from his throne and departed for Beroea of Syria (this is the present-day Aleppo). After the Arian bishop of Antioch had been deposed, the Orthodox and the Arians each strove to have a man of like mind with themselves become the next Bishop of Antioch. Meletius was highly esteemed by all, and since the Arians believed him to share their own opinion, they

Meletios of Mount Citheron

SKU: st311-2611

Iconographer: Holy Monastery Of St.Meletios,Oinoi

Menas and Eustratios

SKU: st241-4558

Iconographer: Liondas Chr. Saint Menas, who had Egypt as his fatherland, contested in Cotyaeion of Phrygia in 296 during the reign of Diocletian and Maximian. A soldier distinguished for his valour in war, h renounced his rank and withdrew to devote himself to ascetical struggles and prayer in the mountains. Filled with zeal and more than human courage, he presented himself in the mids of a pagan festival in Cotyaeion and declared himself to be a Christian. After terrible torments which he endured with astonishing courage, he was beheaded. His martyrium in Egypt became a place of universal pilgrimage;

Mercurios

SKU: st204-2678

Iconographer: Sister Markella

Methodios and Cyril

SKU: st125-8831

Iconographer: Vranos Nik.

Michael and Gabriel the Holy Archangels Neoclassical Orthodox Wooden Icon

SKU: st-cl74

Michael Archangel Neoclassical Orthodox Wooden Icon

SKU: st-cl58

Michael Archangel Neoclassical Orthodox Wooden Icon Full Body

SKU: st-N05014

Mid-Pentecost – Neoclassical Wooden Holy Icon

SKU: v-cl26174

Miltiades

SKU: st205-2801

Iconographer: Sister Kassinis

Modestos

SKU: st130-2967

Iconographer: Father Ioakeim

MONK PAISIOS OF THE HOLY MOUNTAIN, ATHOS, GREECE

SKU: Paisios_5227

Hagiographer NUN KASSIANE, HOLY MONASTERY OF THE ANNUNCIATION, PATMOS

Monk Porphyrios Kafsokalyvites of Mount Athos Byzantine Wooden Icon

SKU: St-3249

Icon : SAINT PORFYRIOS KAFSOKALYBITES Feast: 2/Dec

Monks New of the Century, Iakovos, Paisios, Porphyrios

SKU: New_Monks_Century

Moses of Ethiopia

SKU: st314-2874

Iconographer: Holy Monastery Dormition of Theotokos, ParnithaSaint Moses, who is also called Moses the Black, was a slave, but because of his evil life, his master cast him out, and he became a ruthless thief, dissolute in all his ways. Later, however, coming to repentance, he converted, and took up the monastic life under Saint Isidore of Scete. He gave himself over to prayer and the mortification of the carnal mind with such diligence that he later became a priest of exemplary virtue. He was revered by all for his lofty ascetical life and for his great humility. Once the

Moses the Prophet Byzantine Wooden Icon

SKU: st132-4486

Iconographer: Ginala Mar.Commemorates on: September 4The Prophet Moses was born in Egypt in the seventeenth century before Christ. While yet a babe of three months, he was placed in a basket made of papyrus and covered with pitch, and cast into the streams of the Nile for fear of Pharaohs decree to the midwives of the Hebrews, that all the male children of the Hebrews be put to death. He was taken up from the river by Pharaohs daughter, became her adopted son, and was reared and dwelt in the Kings palace for forty years. Afterward, when he was some