This is a modern Greek icon of St. Anna, painted in 1988.  After dedicating her daughter to God and being widowed, St. Anna herself went to live in the Temple in Jerusalem.  She was in fact the grandmother of the Lord Jesus Christ.  The Virgin Mary's flower represents Christ the Lord.

This beautiful icon of the Madonna and Child was painted in 1992 by Father Andrei from Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville, New York. The icon was done in egg-tempera and blend the Russian and Byzantine iconography, proving that the ancient art of traditional iconography is certainly alive and well to the present day. Sizes are approximate.

This is a modern Greek icon of St. Veronica, the woman that Christ healed of an issue of blood because of her great faith.  Veronica means "icon of faith."  She is shown holding the Holy Napkin, the earliest image of Christ.

The grandparents of our Lord Jesus Christ are often referred to as the "ancestors of God," seen here embracing before the Temple.  This is a copy of 15th century Russian icon from the Novgorod School, on wood.  Icon is 4 in. x 3 in. Sizes are approximate

This laminated holy card features the icon of the Pantocrator and the "Jesus Prayer" on the back: "O Lord Jesus Christ Son of God, Have mercy Upon me, A sinner. Amen"

This fine reproduction of a contemporary Byzantine icon portrays Christ as the bridegroom. His Crucifixion is his marital vow and His mockery and beatings are His wedding feast. Beautiful iconic symbolism of the Passion and Crucifixion is used in this holy image. The icon is mounted on wood and may be hung or set on a shelf. Icon sizes are approximate. Please order by size.

This is a modern Byzantine Greek style icon by Monk Michael of St. Peter (died in 1964), the transformed simple fisherman first known to us in the Sacred Scriptures as Simon Bar-Jonah and subsequently as the Prince of the Apostles, the Rock upon whom the Holy Church of Christ was founded, first Pope and ultimately Martyr in Rome.

This icon is part of a modern, vibrant series of icons produced by the Benedictine iconographers of Conception Abbey, one of the largest and oldest Benedictine foundations in the U.S. Proceeds from the sale of these icons go to support both the abbey community of monks and the formation of candidates for the priesthood who are studying at Conception Seminary College. These beautiful …

Prayer of St. Ephrem: O Lord and Master of my life, take from me the spirit of laziness, meddling, ambition and vain talk. But give me a spirit of prudence, humility, patience and love. Yes Lord and King grant me to see my own sins and faults and not judge my brother. For you are Blessed Forever and Ever.  Amen

This icon is a copy of a 6th century mosaic of St. Agnes from a church in Revenna, Italy.  St. Agnes died by the sword at age 13, working many miracles both before and after her death.

This icon is a detail of a 14th c. Greek Annunciation icon from St. Clement's Church in Ochrid of the present day Macedonia.

This is a contemporary Greek icon by N. Lionda of St. Philip the Apostle, who preached in Asia and Greece, killing a huge snake by his prayers in Hieropolis.  The townsfolk crucified him and the Apostle Bartholomew upside down, but only Philip died.

Many Orthodox Christians follow the practice of censing the icons in their homes daily, which combines with prayers to rise like a sweet aroma before the throne of God.  This incense is formulated from the finest imported gums and resins available.  No extra essential oils added for this sweet and lively fragrance. Charcoal and censer required for use. 1/2 lb. bag pictured.

This print is of a modern icon of St. George painted in 1992 in Nea Skiti in Greece. In the upper right hand corner is the Hand of God blessing the saint and his confession. Sizes are approximate.

This Byzantine crucifix is made of antiqued brass, measures 10.5 inches and is made in Italy.

This beautiful icon on wood of the Mystical Supper measures 3 in. x 4 in.

This Christ Pantocrator icon measures 3 in. x 4 in. 

This is a modern Greek icon by N. Lionda of St. Thomas the Apostle, who was called Didymus.  He went by lot to India to preach the Gospel, angering a prince, who sent soldiers to kill him with spears.

This icon is part of a modern, vibrant series of icons produced by the Benedictine iconographers of Conception Abbey, one of the largest and oldest Benedictine foundations in the U.S. Proceeds from the sale of these icons go to support both the abbey community of monks and the formation of candidates for the priesthood who are studying at Conception Seminary College. These beautiful …

This Icon holy card assortment is imported from Italy and can be personalized with your own message or prayer. Cards come in sheets of eight with a minimum order of three sheets.