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Icon of St. Sergius of Radonezh

Icon of St. Sergius of Radonezh
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The prototype of Sergius of Radonezh was created in the XV century, almost immediately after his death. St. Sergius is one of the most beloved saints among the Orthodox. He was distinguished by amazing piety during his lifetime, and also made a tremendous contribution to the development of Christianity in the Russian state. Sergius, and in adolescence Bartholomew, took monastic vows at the age of twenty. For a long time he led a hermit's life. But gradually a society was forming around him. This is how the monastery was founded, which later became the famous Trinity-Sergius Lavra. In addition, Father Sergius and his disciples founded a total of about forty monasteries.

Sergius of Radonezh is often called a peacemaker. Possessing a gentle nature, he brought peace to the souls of people. He managed to rally the warring princes and unite them into a single union, from which the modern Russian state emerged.

The icon of St. Sergius of Radonezh is present in almost every Orthodox church, and many believers keep his image at home. His face is always full of wisdom and patience. It helps to bring children and teenagers to reason, to pacify pride, and to study successfully. Sergius is considered the patron saint of widows and orphans.

The prototype of Sergius of Radonezh was created in the XV century, almost immediately after his death. St. Sergius is one of the most beloved saints among the Orthodox. He was distinguished by amazing piety during his lifetime, and also made a tremendous contribution to the development of Christianity in the Russian state. Sergius, and in adolescence Bartholomew, took monastic vows at the age of twenty. For a long time he led a hermit's life. But gradually a society was forming around him. This is how the monastery was founded, which later became the famous Trinity-Sergius Lavra. In addition, Father Sergius and his disciples founded a total of about forty monasteries.

Sergius of Radonezh is often called a peacemaker. Possessing a gentle nature, he brought peace to the souls of people. He managed to rally the warring princes and unite them into a single union, from which the modern Russian state emerged.

The icon of St. Sergius of Radonezh is present in almost every Orthodox church, and many believers keep his image at home. His face is always full of wisdom and patience. It helps to bring children and teenagers to reason, to pacify pride, and to study successfully. Sergius is considered the patron saint of widows and orphans.

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: St. Sergius of Radonezh, Christianity
Country of manufacture: Russia, Italy
Material: silver, aluminum, gilding, lacquer, brown wood
Technique of execution: Silvering
Sizes: 15 × 20 cm .
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