Holy Icons

[Orthodox Andrew]

Please post some Icons for our new Chapel.

 

[Photini]

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[Michael G]

Here is the icon of St. Michael the Archangel which I wrote a number of years ago.

 

[Michael G]

Another icon by the hand of Michael, this one written last summer. The icon of St. George, patterned after the famous icon from Novgorod.

 

[Michael G]

Christ Enthroned in Glory, one of my favorite icons which I have written.

 

[Michael G]

Our holy father among the saints, St. Patrick Apostle to Ireland. This one was written last fall.

 

[Michael G]

This is one of my absolute favorite icons to write, and he was highly influential in the process of my converting from Roman Catholicism to Orthodoxy.

 

[Michael G]

What would a chapel be without an icon of St. Nicholas. Most Orthodox Iconostasis have a large icon of St. Nicholas on the first row of icons.

 

[Suzannah]

My patron.

 

[Suzannah]

The Champion of Serbian Orthodoxy!

 

[Michael G]

St. Euphrosynos, the Cook, whose icon rightly belongs in all Orthodox kitchens.

 

[Michael G]

Sent to Abgar, who upon seeing the original of this icon, was cured of leaprosy.

 

[Reader Nilus]

The following is of St Tikhon of Moscow Enlightener of America. In it he is holding the temple I became Orthodox in, Holy Trinity Chapel in Wilkeson, Washington.

Jeff the Finn

 

[Michael G]

St. Tikhon, Patriarch of Moscow, Enlightener of North America

 

[Michael G]

Sts. Jambilicus, Martinian, Dionysius, Constantine, Anthony, John and Maximillian (and their dog). One of my all time favorite icons.

 

[Michael G]

The Prophet Jonah and the Whale

 

[Michael G]

St. Mary of Egypt with the holy father St. Zosima kneeling before her.

 

[Michael G]

Every chapel needs a cross in it.

 

[Michael G]

The Holy Spiritual Father St. Sisoes the Great kneeling before the bones of the great military leader, Alexander the Great. I think this icon says alot about what is important to the spiritual life.

 

[Eusebios]

Here is an icon of my parishes Patronal feast, The Dormition of The Most Holy Theotokos

His unworthy servant,
Eusebios.