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St. Constantine and Helena

St. Constantine and Helena St. Constantine and St. Helena are two important figures in Orthodox Christianity, particularly known for their contributions to the early Church. St. Constantine was the first Roman Emperor to convert to Christianity and played a crucial role in the legalization of the Christian faith in the Roman Empire. St. Helena, his mother, is credited with discovering the True Cross on which Jesus was crucified. In Orthodox iconography, St. Constantine is often depicted wearing imperial attire with a crown and holding a cross, symbolizing his role in promoting Christianity. St. Helena is typically portrayed as a devout and pious woman, often shown holding the Cross or with a crown symbolizing her royal status. These icons serve as a reminder of the important role that St. Constantine and St. Helena played in the history of the Church and continue to be venerated by Orthodox Christians around the world. Their feast day is celebrated on May 21st in the Eastern Orthodox Church.