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Miraculous Icon in Alaska

Miraculous Icon in Alaska The miraculous icon of the Mother of God of Sitka, also known as the Sitka Icon, is a revered icon in the Orthodox Christian tradition. It is said to have miraculously appeared in Sitka, Alaska in the 18th century. According to tradition, the icon was discovered by the native Tlingit people in a cedar tree near the site of a Russian Orthodox mission. The icon depicts the Mother of God holding the Christ child. It is believed to have been painted by St. Luke the Evangelist himself. The Sitka Icon has been the source of numerous miracles and healings, and is venerated by Orthodox Christians in Alaska and around the world. Pilgrims come to venerate the icon and seek the intercession of the Mother of God for their needs. The Sitka Icon is a powerful reminder of the presence of God in the world and the intercessions of the saints. It serves as a focal point for prayer and devotion, and a tangible connection to the divine. The faithful believe that the Sitka Icon continues to work miracles and bring blessings to those who venerate it with faith and devotion.