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St. Helena and Constantine

St. Helena and Constantine St. Helena and Constantine are important figures in Orthodox Christianity, particularly known for their role in the finding of the True Cross. According to tradition, St. Helena was the mother of Emperor Constantine the Great. She is credited with discovering the Cross on which Jesus Christ was crucified during a pilgrimage to Jerusalem in the 4th century. Both St. Helena and Constantine are venerated as saints in the Orthodox Church, with their feast day celebrated on May 21st. Icons depicting St. Helena often show her holding the True Cross, symbolizing her discovery and veneration of this sacred relic. Constantine is often depicted in imperial attire, reflecting his role as a ruler who legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire and played a significant role in the early history of the Church. These icons serve as a reminder of the importance of St. Helena and Constantine in the history of Christianity, as well as their devotion to the True Cross and the promotion of the Christian faith. They are venerated by Orthodox Christians as exemplars of faith and devotion to Christ.