Myrrh-streaming Icon of St. Anna, Mother of the Virgin MaryMyrrh-streaming Icon of St. Anna, Mother of the Virgin Mary
In 2004, while pastor of a Russian Orthodox Church in Philadelphia, Archimandrite Athanasy (Mastalski) noticed that an Icon of St. Anna he had brought to Philadelphia from the Mount of Olives Convent in Jerusalem was streaming myrrh, a fragrant, slightly oily liquid which initially looked like tear drops, as if St. Anna was crying.
In the Fall of 2012, Archimandrite Athanasy moved to St. Tikhon’s Monastery and brought the Icon with him. It has a wonderful heavenly fragrance but is not currently weeping.
Assistance and healing are still wrought by the miraculous Icon of St. Anna and she continues to work wonders for those who approach with faith.
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Photograph of the actual Icon at the Dec 11, 2013 Mystery of Holy Unction Service held at St. George Orthodox Church. |
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Photograph of an Icon card of the St. Anna Icon. The Icon card was handed out after the Mystery of Holy Unction service |
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