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Saint Vladimir

Saint Vladimir Saint Vladimir, also known as Vladimir the Great, was a ruler of Kievan Rus" in the 10th century. He is particularly known for his embrace of Christianity and his role in the Christianization of the Slavic people. Saint Vladimir is considered a saint in the Eastern Orthodox Church, and he is often depicted in icons holding a model of a church in his hands, symbolizing his role in spreading the Christian faith. Icons of Saint Vladimir typically show him with a regal appearance, wearing a crown and holding a cross or a model of a church. He is often depicted with a serene expression, reflecting his dedication to the Christian faith and his efforts to spread it throughout his realm. Saint Vladimir"s conversion to Christianity had a profound impact on the history of the Slavic people, as it led to the establishment of the Christian Orthodox Church in the region. He is venerated as a saint for his role in bringing Christianity to the Slavic lands and for his efforts to promote the Christian faith among his people. Saint Vladimir is commemorated in the Eastern Orthodox Church on July 15th, and his feast day is an important event for Orthodox Christians, particularly those in Russia and Ukraine. Icons of Saint Vladimir are commonly found in Orthodox churches and homes, serving as a reminder of his legacy as a ruler and a saint who played a key role in the Christianization of the Slavic people.