Icon of St. Paisios streaming myrrh in church saved from fire (+VIDEO)

Ippokratios Politia, Greece, August 12, 2021

Photo: ekklisiaonline.gr Photo: ekklisiaonline.gr     

An icon of St. Paisios the Athonite is heavily streaming myrrh in a Greek chapel that was recently in danger of being destroyed.

The Vassiliadis family from Ippokratios Politia sent a video to Ekklisia Online yesterday, showing the icon full of myrrh:

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The icon is from the private chapel on the Vassiliadis estate. Wildfires broke out in the area several days ago, which came up to the borders of their estate before changing course, leaving the chapel and icon and the family’s house unharmed.

The icon has been streaming myrrh since yesterday morning.

There are already several stories of monasteries, churches, and villages being miraculously saved as fires continue to spread in Greece.

OrthoChristian also reported on an icon of St. Paisios streaming myrrh on the island of Crete last month.

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8/12/2021

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Myrrh-streaming icon of St. Paisios on Crete (+VIDEO) Myrrh-streaming icon of St. Paisios on Crete (+VIDEO) Myrrh-streaming icon of St. Paisios on Crete (+VIDEO) Myrrh-streaming icon of St. Paisios on Crete (+VIDEO)
The sweet fragrance of the myrrh fills the church, to which pilgrims have been flocking to venerate the icon. 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. Icon of Theotokos streaming myrrh since September in Greece Icon of Theotokos streaming myrrh since September in Greece Icon of Theotokos streaming myrrh since September in Greece Icon of Theotokos streaming myrrh since September in Greece
The Paraklesis service is read before the icon every day, and the Divine Liturgy will be celebrated in the Church of St. Demetrios every day between Pascha and Pentecost.
Comments
Helen Blue8/15/2021 7:17 am
Amazing miracles!! Our Lord is showing us He is still with us!! Despite all of the wickedness, fires and natural disasters. Praying for the Lord’s return soon!!
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