St George The Great Martyr - 8.25 x 11 (Maple) Gilding Options:Not Gilded He remained there for many

He remained there for many years before returning to his old cell on Mount Athos where he spent his last years

The Pantocrator icon that is most known and still surviving was written in the 6th century and survived the iconoclasm

In 1961 he would encounter Orthodoxy for the first time from a friend who gave was Orthodox and gave him The Way of The Pilgrim and invited him to vespers

and one of them said

several armed people came in there looking for trouble

St George The Great Martyr - 8.25 x 11 (Maple) Gilding Options:Not Gilded He remained there for manySt George The Great Martyr was a Christian Roman soldier who lived in the late 3rd early 4th century. His father was Cappadocian and his mother Palestinian. St George's father was martyred and his mother returned to her homeland where she would raise her son. Once St George became of age he followed in his father's footsteps and joined the army and rose through the ranks of the military very quickly. St George would be sent to Nicomedia where he would