St. John of Kronstadt on the Holy Icons

You may sometimes have seen how the human face is reflected in a broken mirror in a multitude of separate images, according to the number of pieces in which the mirror was broken, or in every bubble of water, or in every drop of dew, and in the pupil of the human eye. If this is possible and is a common phenomenon in nature, then why should not we Christians allow numerous representations of one and the same face - of the Lord, or of His most Pure Mother, or of a saint, and see in each image the Lord Himself, or His most Pure Mother as we see in a mirror or in pictures numerous reflections of one and the same face.


The Icon of our Lord "Not-Made-By-Hands"

Holy Orthodox Icons Hand-painted by Iconographer Austin Kachek

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Our Lord

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The Theotokos

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The Angels

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The Saints

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Feast Days

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Misc.

Churches


St. Elizabeth the New-Martyr (Somerville, NJ)

St. Gregory Palamas (Glen Gardener, NJ)

St. Nicholas (NY, NY)

Holy Trinity (Randolph, NJ)

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November 2001


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