Pantocrator - 8.25 x 11 (Walnut) Gilding Options:Not Gilded

Pantocrator - 8.25 x 11 (Walnut) Gilding Options:Not GildedChrist Pantocrator is perhaps the most widely known icon and recognized Orthodox icon we have in the church. This icon is one of the first images of Christ that was developed in the early church and remains to this day a central icon in the Orthodox Church. The Pantocrator icon that is most known and still surviving was written in the 6th century and survived the iconoclasm. The icon now resides in Sinai at St Catherines Monastery. Most notable on the

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With St Johns blessing in 1964 he opened an Orthodox bookstore next to Holy Virgin Cathedral

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It was in Ireland that St Patrick began to pray and have a true faith in God

In 1866 he left Constantinople for the island of Chios where he became a monk at the age of 30

He appears throughout the Holy Scriptures most often remembered as the messenger who brought the message to the Theotokos of the Incarnation of Christ the Son of God that she was to bear Christ

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