Icon image of the Mother of Tenderness. Mary holds Jesus in her arms, close to her neck. The image is framed in red on deep cream background surrounded by a faint pattern of stars. The bible quote is on the cover in green lettering.
This image by Sr. Regina Krushen, O.S.B. is based on a 16th century model, unique in its emphasis on the spiritual relationship of trust between Mary and Christ. Related Products: PCR501 R01
This image by Sr. Regina Krushen, O.S.B. is based on a 16th century model, unique in its emphasis on the spiritual relationship of trust between Mary and Christ. Related Products: CA5147 PCR501
This image by Sr. Regina Krushen, O.S.B. is based on a 16th century model, unique in its emphasis on the spiritual relationship of trust between Mary and Christ. Related Products: CA5147 R01
This striking tapestry banner tenderly portrays the Blessed Mother Mary with Jesus. Woven with golden thread, edged with metal filigree floral and crosses, the tapestry comes with a ring to hang for easy display. 9 1/2" X 4".
…usual rectangle, the shape of this icon recalls the endless love between God and humanity. God seen in the human form of the Child Jesus, and humanity, represented by the Virgin Mary. Mother and Child wear expressions of deepest compassion and tenderness as they contemplate the process of redemption…
…usual rectangle, the shape of this icon recalls the endless love between God and humanity. God seen in the human form of the Child Jesus, and humanity, represented by the Virgin Mary. Mother and Child wear expressions of deepest compassion and tenderness as they contemplate the process of redemption…
…usual rectangle, the shape of this icon recalls the endless love between God and humanity. God seen in the human form of the Child Jesus, and humanity, represented by the Virgin Mary. Mother and Child wear expressions of deepest compassion and tenderness as they contemplate the process of redemption…
This simple and elegant icon of the Virgin and Child is patterned after a very famous original, painted in 12th century Constantinople, and referred to by many names; "The Virgin of Tenderness," "The Soul of Russia," and most frequently, "Our Lady of Vladimir." The…
