Panteleimon Orthodox Icon 27×31 (10.6×12.2 in) in stock
According to the hagiography, Pantoleon believed in Jesus Christ when, after seeing a child who had died from a snake bite, he raised him from the dead by prayer to Jesus Christ. After that he was baptized by presbyter Ermolai and received the name Panteleimon.
The Great Martyr Panteleimon is venerated in the Orthodox Church as a formidable saint, the patron saint of warriors. This aspect of veneration reveals his first name Pantoleon, which means “lion in all things”. The second name, given at Baptism – Panteleimon, that is, “all-merciful”, is revealed from the veneration of the great martyr as a healer.
The heavenly healer is prayed to:
About the cure of any bodily illnesses, especially asking for help in treating eye diseases. In historical documents there are numerous testimonies of cases of healing blindness in those who prayed at the icon of St. Panteleimon. The Saint helps all those who are ill even today. St. Panteleimon is prayed to for physical and spiritual health. This means not only recovery of the body from disease, but also the banishment of depression, despondency, despair, anxiety and other mental illnesses.
The icon of St. Panteleimon the Healer helps in the health of ourselves and our loved ones.
A hand-painted icon of St. Panteleimon the Healer is a very correct and successful gift, which shows the recipient deep respect and care. You can also buy an icon for a home iconostasis.
The icon is made by professional masters and painters of the icon-painting workshop “Mstyora Icons”, Vladimir region, Mstyora.
All icons of the icon painting workshop “Mstyora Icons” are made in strict observance of the iconographic canon of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Order the Panteleimon Orthodox Icon 27×31 in the icon-painting workshop “Mstyora Icons”, Mstyora, Vladimir region, where icons have been painted since 1628.
It is possible to paint an image in any size to order.
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