Icon print
Fatherhood
Limited-edition engraved print, number 8 of 75. The original icon was written in Russia in 1981 by Sacha Konlitonov.
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Sacred Icons
Icons in the Apostolate’s custody, written in the traditional way: egg tempera made with natural earth pigments on gessoed wood, with clay bole beneath 24kt gold leaf. Alongside them are cherished icon prints.
The revealed diptych
The Divine Heart of God the Father Encompassing All Hearts
Written by Fr. Richard G. Cannuli, O.S.A., according to the original pencil drawing of the Divine Heart given in 2010.
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19th-century Russian icon
The Pantocrator
Egg tempera on gessoed wood, encased in a silver-and-gilt frame.
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Icon of Christ
The Mandylion
Written in egg tempera on linden gessoed wood by a Bulgarian iconographer.
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Icon of the Theotokos
Our Lady of Springfield
Physical icon still missingWritten in 2013 and blessed at Clare Priory, Suffolk. Its whereabouts have been unknown since October 2016.
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Blessed icon print
The ‘Hawaii-Iveron’ Theotokos
Anointed with myrrh from the Hawaiian Iveron Icon, now set with 17th-century Maltese bobbin lace.
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1905 Russian icon print
The ‘Il’yin-Chernigov’ Theotokos
A limited-edition print of the Mother of God, released in Russia in 1905.
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18th-century Russian icon
Panagia Eleusa
The Mother of God and the Christ Child in an embrace, written in egg tempera on gessoed wood.
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Icon of the archangel
Archangel Mikha’El
Written in Sardinia in egg tempera on linden gessoed wood, with gold gilding.
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Icon print
The Libyan Martyrs
An icon print honoring the twenty-one martyrs. The original icon is held by the Coptic Church in Egypt.
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1896 Russian icon print
St Julian of Kenomania
Number 132 of 3,000 prints released in Russia in 1896.
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Icon of a martyr
St Kalistrat of Carthage
Written in egg tempera on gessoed wood by a Russian iconographer.
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Icon of a bishop
St Nicholas the Wonderworker
An icon of the bishop of Ephesus, Myra, and Bari, written in egg tempera on linen-gessoed wood by a German iconographer.
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