3D STL model for CNC Icons IK 1717
St. Xenia of Petersburg , St. Dmitry Solunsky , St. Alexander Nevsky , St.John of Kronstadt , St. George the Victorious

St. Xenia of Petersburg , St. Dmitry Solunsky , St. Alexander Nevsky , St.John of Kronstadt , St. George the Victorious Orthodoxy is a branch of Christianity that places a strong emphasis on tradition, including the veneration of icons. Icons are sacred images that are used in Orthodox worship and are believed to serve as windows to the divine, helping believers to connect with the spiritual realm. Among the many saints venerated in Orthodoxy, some of the most beloved are St. Xenia of Petersburg, St. Dmitry Solunsky, St. Alexander Nevsky, St. John of Kronstadt, and St. George the Victorious. St. Xenia of Petersburg is known as the "Blessed Pilgrim" and is revered for her selfless devotion to the poor and her ascetic lifestyle after the death of her husband. She is considered a patron saint of those who are grieving or seeking help in finding a spouse. St. Dmitry Solunsky, also known as St. Demetrius of Thessaloniki, is a military saint who is venerated for his courage and faith. He is often invoked for protection in times of war and is considered a patron saint of soldiers. St. Alexander Nevsky was a prince and military leader who defended Russia against invading forces. He is honored for his leadership and bravery in battle and is considered a patron saint of Russia. St. John of Kronstadt was a priest known for his powerful preaching and compassionate ministry to the poor and suffering. He is revered for his holiness and is considered a patron saint of priests and pastors. St. George the Victorious is a legendary Christian martyr who is revered for his bravery in standing up for his faith. He is often depicted slaying a dragon, symbolizing the victory of good over evil, and is considered a patron saint of soldiers and warriors. These saints, along with many others in the Orthodox tradition, are venerated for their exemplary lives and their intercessions on behalf of believers. Their icons serve as reminders of their presence and inspiration for those who seek their guidance and protection.