In Syria, Icon Restoration Becomes Quiet Fight to Preserve Christian Memory
A Syrian artist says restoration work on icons brings together history, chemistry, and art — and that protecting an icon is protecting history.
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Why Is Our Lady of Kyiv and Our Lady of Vladimir Revered by Ukrainians and Russians?
Under three titles for one icon, Our Lady is revered by both Ukrainians and Russians, and several other countries, too, who know her by another title.
The Miraculous ‘Mother of God of Zarvanytsia’ Watches Over Ukraine
‘We see that the Blessed Virgin has covered us with a veil. God appeared to us and gave us strength.’
Iconographer Brings to Life Native Catholic Holiness
Canadian Andre Prevost’s First Nations series is helping Catholics to pray with the living roots of the Church in North America.
See the Holy Trinity in a New Way With This Old Icon
The “Hospitality of Abraham” is a type of the Trinity — but not a representation of the Trinity itself.
Revered Icon of Our Lady Unscathed After Belarus Church Fire
The icon of Our Lady of Budslau was found unharmed on the morning of May 11 at the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the village of Budslau. The Blessed Sacrament was also saved.
Myrrh Miracle? Thousands Flock to Illinois Icon Seeking Blessings From Mysterious Oil
Current Orthodox and Catholic events refocus attention on seemingly miraculous phenomena.
Seeking the Intercession of the Beloved Mother of East and West
Moleben to Mary: An Ecumenical Evening of Prayer
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