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Discovered by a hunter in the forests of Kursk in 1295, miracles have poured forth from this miraculous icon up until the present day. As a child, St. Seraphim of Sarov was healed by this icon. St. John of Shanghai and San Francisco reposed in front of the holy image. Since the Russian Revolution of 1917, the icon, known as the "Protectress of the Russian Diaspora", has traveled all over the world and brought healing and consolation to millions of the Orthodox faithful. It currently is kept in the Cathedral of the Sign in New York City (ROCOR).
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This small wooden icon features the Kazan Mother of God, Christ Pantocrator and St. Nicholas side by side. An adhesive strip on the back allows you to easily display it on your...
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This small wooden icon features the Kazan Mother of God, Christ Pantocrator and the Guardian Angel side by side. An adhesive strip on the back allows you to easily display it on...
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This classic little prayer book has served generations of Orthodox believers. First appearing in 1945 in Great Britain, A Manual of Eastern Orthodox Prayers has been used widely by English-speaking Orthodox in...
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For centuries, the faithful of Russia have honored Sts. Peter and Fevronia as patrons of honorable marriage. A few years ago the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity, in honor...
