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Mother of God of Philermos, Cetinje, Montenegro

Mother of God of Philermos, Cetinje, Montenegro , 1799 - October 25

Believed to have come from Jerusalem where St. Luke painted it from life, the icon of Our Lady of Philermos was already enshrined on Mount Filerimos on the Greek island of Rhodes when the Knights Hospitallers took over the island in 1309. The militar...

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Madonna delle Grazie, Udine, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy

Madonna delle Grazie, Udine, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy , 1479 - Fourth Sunday of October

When Sir John Emo was serving as Venetian ambassador to Constantinople, Sultan Mohammed II gave him a Byzantine-style icon of the Virgin nursing the Child. In 1479, Sir Emo became Lieutenant of Udine, a city in northeast Italy then under the Republic...

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