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Tag Archives: Egypt
St. Macarius Icon
It seems strange to me that I am prayerfully painting an icon of St. Macarius while right now in the land where he once lived and taught, Christians are being slaughtered for their faith. Yet, praying for (and with) these … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abu Makar, angel, Coptic Christians, Coptic icon, day of fasting September 7, Egypt, icon, iconography, making pigments, monastery, St. Catherine Monastery, St. Macarius icon, St. Macarius Monastery, St. Macarius the Great, Wadi Natrun
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