Apostle Thomas (XVc) Icon - S194
The holy, glorious Apostle Thomas is celebrated on October 6, and his "excellent unbelief, which led the hearts of the faithful to knowledge" is commemorated in the Orthodox Church on the Sunday after Pascha.
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why St Thomas?
As all of the Legacy Icons, this one is perfect...and my favorite Easter Gospel reading because after all we have not seen and yet believe!
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