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Orthodox Icon of St. Andrew - Apostle of the Cross
Orthodox Icon of St. Andrew commemorates the devoted apostle celebrated on November 30. This exquisite Orthodox icon features a vibrant depiction of St. Andrew, known for his missionary zeal and unwavering faith in Christ. St. Andrew, brother of St. Peter, was one of the first-called apostles. Born in Bethsaida, a fisherman by trade, he was a disciple of John the Baptist before following Jesus.
Andrew's missionary journeys took him to places like Scythia, Greece, and Asia Minor, where he spread the teachings of Christ. His dedication to spreading the Gospel earned him the title "Apostle of the Cross." St. Andrew is especially revered for his martyrdom on an X-shaped cross, which he felt unworthy to be crucified on like Jesus. This symbol has become known as St. Andrew's Cross.
The iconography highlights St. Andrew's spiritual strength and his role as a "fisher of men." Meticulously produced as a high-quality lithography, the icon includes a double varnish layer for lasting depth and brilliance, with subtle artificial aging to add a touch of antique charm. This makes it a cherished addition to any home or church, serving as a constant reminder of St. Andrew's dedication and his unwavering devotion to Christ. This versatile Orthodox icon can be easily hung on a wall or placed on a flat surface, making it ideal for your home's prayer corner.
St. Andrew's legacy continues to inspire Christians worldwide, symbolizing steadfast faith and the enduring power of the Gospel.
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