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Icon of the Most Holy Theotokos, called Troeruchitsa

Icon of the Most Holy Theotokos, called Troeruchitsa The icon of the Most Holy Theotokos, called Troeruchitsa, is a revered icon in the Orthodox Christian tradition. The name "Troeruchitsa" means "the Three-handed" in Russian, and refers to a miraculous event associated with this icon. According to tradition, the icon was originally located in the Monastery of Hilandar on Mount Athos in Greece. In the 10th century, the monastery was attacked by raiders who attempted to steal the icon. In the process, they cut off one of the hands of the Virgin Mary depicted in the icon. However, a miraculous event occurred, and the hand was restored, resulting in the icon being depicted with three hands instead of two. The icon of the Most Holy Theotokos, called Troeruchitsa, is believed to be a source of healing, protection, and comfort for believers. It is venerated by many Orthodox Christians around the world, and is often invoked in times of need and distress. Devotion to this icon is a reminder of the miraculous power of God and the intercessions of the Virgin Mary, who is seen as the protector and comforter of all who seek her help. The icon serves as a tangible representation of the presence of the divine in the lives of believers, and is a source of strength and hope for those who venerate it.