Myrrh-streaming icon of St. Paisios on Crete (+VIDEO)

Damnoni, Crete, Greece, July 19, 2021

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An icon of St. Paisios the Athonite is streaming myrrh in the small Church of St. Paisios in Damnoni in South Crete, report the Orthodoxia News Agency and Ekklisia Online.

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The sweet fragrance of the myrrh fills the church, to which pilgrims have been flocking to venerate the icon.

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The photos are from June 28.

OrthoChristian recently reported on two miraculous healings worked by St. Paisios in the Congo, and on the opening of a church dedicated to St. John the Forerunner and Sts. Paisios, Porphyrios, and Iakovos of Evia.​

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7/19/2021

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All the details given by both Daniel and Eva describe St. Paisios the Athonite, and they both recognized him from his icon, despite not having known much about him before he appeared to them and healed them. Chapel of Sts. Paisios, Porphyrios, and Iakovos opens in Greece Chapel of Sts. Paisios, Porphyrios, and Iakovos opens in Greece Chapel of Sts. Paisios, Porphyrios, and Iakovos opens in Greece Chapel of Sts. Paisios, Porphyrios, and Iakovos opens in Greece
A new chapel dedicated to St. John the Forerunner and three of the greatest saints of the 20th century was consecrated and opened in Piraeus, Greece, on Sunday. St. Paisios Church consecrated on Greek island of Santorini St. Paisios Church consecrated on Greek island of Santorini St. Paisios Church consecrated on Greek island of Santorini St. Paisios Church consecrated on Greek island of Santorini
St. Paisios the Athonite is one of the greatest saints of the 20th century and one of the most beloved saints in the Orthodox Church today.
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