St. Philotheos Kokkinos, Patriarch of Constantinople icon Mounted on wood Sizes:11 x 17

St. Philotheos Kokkinos, Patriarch of Constantinople icon Mounted on wood Sizes:11 x 17Orthodox icon of Saint Philotheos Kokkinos (Red), Patriarch of Constantinople. Contemporary icon. NOTE: the name of the store in the icon is a watermark. Your icon will NOT have it. Commemorated October 11. Saint Philotheos was born in Thessaloniki around 1300; his mother was a convert from Judaism. He entered monastic life, first at Mt. Sinai, then at Mt Athos. First he lived his monastic life at Vatopaidi Monastery, where he formed a relationship

Apollonius finally sentenced her to death by the sword

by the One who dwelt in her virginal womb

one of the dignitaries asked

Orthodox Icon of the Mystical Supper or the Last Supper (5)

Adrian told the emperor to melt the tripods and to make five statues of naked virgins

and distributed the pieces to the poor

to unite the churches that had been divided for so many years over the following issues:1) the issue of the Procession of the Holy Spirit

Before he died he was baptized

symbolizing His Divinity

The monastic life His elder

The saint remains patient which angers the soldiers

by the persuasive power of his words