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ElenaUA 2011.05.05 [17:13]

pavla 2010.07.05 [21:05]

waniia 2009.11.02 [07:52]

Hongor 2009.10.21 [20:01]

p.mihai 2009.10.20 [00:19]

nicos_valahul 2009.10.18 [17:27]
††† Doamne ajută!

marcin__c 2009.10.15 [22:14]

ortodoxian 2009.10.13 [11:28]

krusveta 2009.10.13 [08:49]

angelina 2009.10.12 [18:38]

bargus 2009.10.12 [17:32]

kruvasya 2009.10.12 [11:34]

nikosart 2009.10.12 [09:55]

rdragana 2009.10.11 [23:42]

Silvia 2009.10.11 [22:24]
f frumos

Florina 2009.10.11 [20:49]
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ovidiu_m 2009.10.11 [18:59]
Doamne ajuta

toza 2009.10.11 [17:37]

mihaifatusanu 2009.10.11 [16:09]

maria 2009.10.11 [15:49]

maksim 2009.10.11 [14:27]

Meldelen 2009.10.11 [14:18]

sekula 2009.10.11 [14:14]

jur 2009.10.11 [13:38]
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teodoragligor 2009.10.11 [12:29]

hadziratko 2009.10.11 [11:40]

Aimilianos 2009.10.11 [10:59]

Timothey 2009.10.11 [10:09]

maria s 2009.10.11 [10:07]

ars 2009.10.11 [08:37]

razvan_rs 2009.10.11 [07:39]
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Arkadiusz 2009.10.11 [07:37]

Cristina11 2009.10.11 [07:10]

AleksaSrbin 2009.10.11 [06:36]

jacksson 2009.10.11 [04:10]

jacksson 2009.10.11 [04:07]
St Alexander Nevsky is one of my favorite saints. I have two icons of him in my prayer room. I first became aware of him at Our Lady of Kazan Skete in Santa Rosa, California in 1996. I was visiting the Skete and after the Divine Liturgy, I was looking at the icons. I came upon a very large icon (painting) of a warrior standing with a sword and wondered who he was. The Abbess, Mother Sussana, came up behind me and said "that is Saint Alexander Nevsky, he saved Russia from the Swedes". She went on to explain the battle at the River Neva and the life of the saint. I immediately got two icons of him.