Apostle Matthias (Clark) Icon - S250
The Apostle Matthias was the 12th Apostle, chosen to replace Judas after he hanged himself. He died a martyr's death.
His feast is celebrated on August 9 by the Orthodox Church, May 14 in the West, and On February 24 in certain Protestant churches.
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