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Image:Panagia_Paramythea.jpg|'''[[Panagia Paramythea]]''' (My protectress) | Image:Panagia_Paramythea.jpg|'''[[Panagia Paramythea]]''' (My protectress) | ||
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Glory to God for all things!
St. Phanourios of Rhodes
Contents
- 1 Hail, unwedded Bride Panagia
- 2 Church of Panagia Ekatontapyliani - Hundred Doors (Paros)
- 3 Patmos island
- 4 Rhodes island
- 5 Naxos island
- 6 Panagia Kamariani, Red Hill
- 7 Monastery of Gorgoepikoos (Geelong, Victoria)
- 8 Miscellaneous Images
- 9 Contributions to OrthodoxWiki
- 10 Editing links I need to remember
- 11 What does IXTHIS mean?
Hail, unwedded Bride Panagia
Panagia Paramythea (My protectress)
- Panagia Axion Esti - the official icon representing Mount Athos
- Panagia Agiosortissa - Intercessor
- Panagia Athonitissa
- Panagia Blachernitissa
- Panagia Chrysafitissa
- Panagia Chryssopodaritissa
- Panagia Eleousa - the Virgin of Loving Kindness
- Panaghia Galaktotrofoussa
- Panagia Glykophilousa - the Virgin of Tender Kindness
- Panagia Gorgoepikoos
- Panagia Hodegetria
- Panagia Ierosolymitissa (Jerusalem) - The icon at the tomb of the most Holy Virgin Mary
- Panagia Kamariani - original article to the Internet as a whole (needs lots of work since no documented history exists anywhere)
- Panagia Kardiotissa - Close to the Heart
- Panagia the Life Giving Spring - ΖΩΟΔΟΧΟΥ ΠΗΓΗΣ
- Panagia Panakranta - Queen of the Heaven
- Panagia Pantanassa
- Panagia Paramythea
- Panagia Pelagonitissa
- Panagia Phaneromene
- Panagia Platytera
- Panagia Portaitissa (Mount Athos) - This most popular icon from Mount Athos
- Panagia Prousiotissa
- Panagia of Soumela (Pontos) - Painted by St Luke the Evangelist
- Panagia Spiliani
- Panagia of Tinos
- Panagia Tricherousa - Our Lady with Three Hands
- Panagia of Tinos
Church of Panagia Ekatontapyliani - Hundred Doors (Paros)
St. Theoctyste
Footprint of St. Theoctyste
Prophetic Sculpture of Apocalypse
Patmos island
Rhodes island
St. Phanourios icon in Rhodes
St. Phanourios church, Rhodes
Naxos island
Metropolitan of Naxos Scultpure
Panagia Kamariani, Red Hill
Miraculous icon of the Panagia
Monastery of Gorgoepikoos (Geelong, Victoria)
Miscellaneous Images
Christ the Bridegroom - O Nymfios
St. Maria, great-grandmother of Christ and Grandmother of Panagia
St. John the Russian
St. John the Russian
- Nektarios.JPG
St. Phanourios icon, Oakleigh Church
Blessed Elder, Archimandite Philotheos (Zervakos) (Paros)
Relics of St. Papa-Nicholas (Planas)
Contributions to OrthodoxWiki
Editing links I need to remember
What does IXTHIS mean?
IXTHIS is the Ancient Greek word for fish and was the image used to identify Christianity during the early years. If you were to use the letters of the Greek alphabet, each letter in the word 'Ixthis' represents:
- I - (Isous) - Jesus, X - (Christos) - Christ; TH - (Theos) - God; I - (Ios) - Son; S - (Sotir) - Saviour
- Jesus Christ Son of God our Saviour.
