U544 Virgin of Kazan Icon Feast Days in Gold Frame - Icon Covered With Glass - Gold Embossed Icon Gold and Silver Foiled - Wall Hanging - High Quality - 14 1/2"x10 1/2"

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Frame measures 14 1/2 inch tall x 10 1/2 inch wide

Icon inside measures 11 1/4 inch x 7 1/4 inch wide

Thickness of frame 1/2 inch

Made in Ukraine


  • VIRGIN OF KAZAN ICON

    The Virgin of Kazan is one of the most beloved icons of the Mother of God (the Theotokos) and Christ Child. The Virgin Mary has been credited with helping to bring Christianity to the Slavic people by her tenderness and compassion. This image of the Virgin of Kazan played a large part in the “protection” of the Russian nation in its history; from the saving of the city of Kazan…to the saving of Moscow…to the saving of St Petersburg in the 1940s. This image of Virgin Mary is also highly venerated in the Western church at the shrine of Our Lady of Fatima as well as the patroness of many prayer groups.“Through the prays of the Mother of God, O Savior Save Us”
    FEAST DAY ICONS THEIR CELEBRATION DATES ACCORDING TO THE GREGORIAN AND JULIAN CALENDARS) CLOCKWISE FROM THE TOP1. Nativity of the Virgin Mary (Sept 8/23)2. Presentation of the Virgin Mary in the Temple (Nov 21/Dec 4)3. Annunciation by the Archangel Gabriel that Mary would become the Mother of God4. Presentation of Christ in the Temple (Feb2/15)5. Entry into Jerusalem – Palm Sunday one week before Pascha6. Crucifixion of Christ – Holy or Good Friday7. Doubting Thomas Sunday – a week after Pascha8. Dormition (Falling Asleep) of the Mother of God (Aug 15/28)9. Old Testament Trinity – the three angels that appeared to Abraham and Sarah prefiguring the Holy Trinity(Fifty Days after Pasha)10. Feast of the Holy Spirit (Day after Pentecost)11. Ascension of Christ to Heaven (Forty Days after Pascha)12. PASCHA – the Resurrection – the Decent Into Hell13. Transfiguration of Christ with Moses and Elijah before the apostles Peter, James and John onMount Tabor (Aug 6/19)14 Baptism of Christ in the Jordon River by St John the Baptist (Jan 6/19)