Saint Patrick Icon - S410
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- Portrait
Saint Patrick was a 5th century missionary and bishop in Ireland, and he is the foremost patron saint of that country. His feast is celebrated on March 17 by Christians all around the world.
In the icon, he is vested as a bishop. He holds the Gospel in one hand and a shamrock leaf in the other. The clover is traditionally considered a symbol of the Trinity and is closely associated with the saint.
Offered with the permission of the iconographer.
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St Padraig
As an Anglo-Celtic convert to Orthodoxy, this beautiful green icon has increased my collection with the likes of Saints Andrew, George, and David of Wales to pay respect to my heritage.
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St Padraig
As an Anglo-Celtic convert to Orthodoxy, this beautiful green icon has increased my collection with the likes of Saints Andrew, George, and David of Wales to pay respect to my heritage.
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Very nice icon
Beautiful icon that arrived just in time for St Patrick's Day. Grandchildren all asked why St Patrick was holding a 3-leaf clover, which provided a terrific teaching moment.
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A Beautiful St. Patrick Icon
I was blessed to receive the beautiful icon of St. Patrick I purchased. The quality and color was excellent. It encourages a prayerful attitude at at times. Thank you for being a trusted source for icons and incense! Kalo Pascha and may God bless you!
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