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Mother of God

Mother of God Orthodox Christianity places a strong emphasis on the veneration of icons, including those of the Mother of God (Theotokos). Icons of the Mother of God hold a special place in Orthodox piety, as she is seen as the most important and revered saint in the Orthodox tradition. The veneration of icons of the Mother of God is rooted in the belief that she played a central role in the salvation of humanity through her acceptance of God"s will to bear the Son of God, Jesus Christ. Icons of the Mother of God are often seen as a way to connect with her and seek her intercession in prayers. Orthodox Christians believe that icons are not just paintings or images, but windows to the divine, through which the presence and grace of God can be felt. Icons of the Mother of God are believed to have a special power to convey her love, compassion, and maternal care to the faithful. Many Orthodox Christians have a personal devotion to specific icons of the Mother of God, such as the Icon of the Mother of God of Vladimir, the Icon of the Mother of God of Kazan, or the Icon of the Mother of God "Hodegetria" (the Guiding Icon). These icons are venerated with special prayers and hymns, and are often considered to be miraculous and capable of working wonders. Overall, the veneration of icons of the Mother of God is an important aspect of Orthodox spirituality, helping believers to deepen their connection to the divine and to experience the presence of the Mother of God in their lives.