St. Isidora the Fool for Christ icon Mounted on wood Sizes:5 X 7

St. Isidora the Fool for Christ icon Mounted on wood Sizes:5 X 7Orthodox icon of Saint Isidora, the Fool for Christ. Commemorated May 1. Saint Isidora, Fool for Christ, struggled in the Tabenna monastery in Egypt during the forth century. Taking upon herself the feat of folly, she acted like one insane, and did not eat food with the other sisters of the monastery. Many of them regarded her with contempt, but Isidora bore all this with great patience and meekness, blessing God for everything. She worked in the

from Bethsaida

sent soldiers to arrest the family and have them brought before him

he put his theological arguments in writing

Michael Grand Taxiarch is depicted in a formal

Saint Athanasius took part in the First Ecumenical Council when he was still a deacon

Eleusius sentenced Juliana to death

One of the central theological themes in the Gospel of St Mark is the power of God achieving what is humanly impossible

the Brother of our Lord (1)

The Third Discovery of the Venerable Head of the Holy Prophet

and he was educated at Constantinople

The Apostle John lifted him up and told him to write down what he was about to say

Eugene (Eugenius)