Icon Saint Minas silkscreen

Icon Saint Minas silkscreen of excellent quality with “” vivid “” colors and gold background 22K.

The picture comes with a hard cardboard box.

Feast of 11 November

The icon of Saint Minas is a creation of exceptional quality, made using the method of silk-screen printing, which highlights the vividness of the colours and the spiritual intensity of the work. The 22K gold background lends luxury and deep religious reverence, while St. Minas is depicted with vigour on his horse, symbolising protection and courage.

Product Features:

• Material: High quality screen printing image.
• Colours: Vibrant and durable colors that bring out the detail of the art.
• Background: 22K gold that gives luxury and durability.
• Packaging: Comes with a hard cardboard box for protection and easy storage.
• Plan: Depicts Saint Minas, one of the most beloved Saints of Orthodoxy, in a dynamic pose on his horse, ready to protect the faithful.

Ideal for:

• Personal collection of images.
• Decoration of churches and places of prayer.
• A gift with religious significance for loved ones.

Saint Minas is one of the military saints of the Church and lived in the second half of the 3rd century AD.

He came from Egypt, but served in the Roman troops in Asia Minor. Although his parents were idolaters, he was devout, and indeed could not bear to see the deception of idols prevail in the world. So he decided to retire for a time to the mountains, alone, with only God, so that by fasting, prayers and other spiritual struggles, but especially by the grace of God, he might strengthen in his heart his zeal and love for Christ.

When he felt ready, he came down again among the people and proclaimed that Christ is the true God and not deaf and insensitive idols. The Saint was then fifty years old, and it was not only that he had valour, wisdom and fine physique, but, as we would say today, he knew many people and was respected by very many. Therefore the ruler admired his courage, but he was afraid of influencing others. So he tried to flatter him, to get him on his side. But when he saw that he was intransigent, he became very angry and ordered him to be imprisoned, so that he might consider how to put him to death.

“No suffering can separate me from the love of Christ,” he told the ruler. And indeed; not only with wondrous patience and patience, but also with joy and exultation he endured all that the corruptible and earthly king commanded, in order to go to the true and eternal King, who gives life to all and rules over all, and the rulers of this world. In the end they beheaded him. On this day, the Church commemorates his memory on November 11 .

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