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Icon of Saint John of San Francisco – S345

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The Church has in its bosom many Saints and all of the Righteous who have lived on earth as a great repository of treasure.  Once in a generation there is one of these Saints who becomes almost universally beloved by the Faithful and are great wonder-workers, healing a multitude of people and answering innumerable prayers through Christ the Lord of Life.  Such was our blessed Father Saint John of San Francisco.  He was born in 1896 in the Ukraine, studied law, and fled with his family to Yugoslavia after the Russian Revolution.  There he studied theology, became a monk, was made a priest, then at 39 was consecrated a bishop and sent to Shangai, building churches, an orphanage, and a hospital.

When Communism came to China, he fled with most of the Russian emigres to the Phillipines, going then to Paris and  Brussels.  In 1962, Saint John became the Archbishop of Western America and San Francisco, often praying all night.  He comforted and healed many Orthodox and non-Orthodox people, working many miracles in his life.  He died in 1966, and his incorrupt relics  are at his Cathedral.  O Holy Father John, pray unto God for us!

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Heritage

Russian

Church Feast Day 1

19-Jun

Movable Church Feast Day 1

Saturday nearest June 19

Style

Egg Tempera

Location

Holy Virgin Cathedral, San Francisco, USA

Iconographer

Krassovsky, Vladimir

Date

20th c. (Late)