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Saint Angelina of Serbia - Skenderbeg Brankovich | High quality serigraph icon on wood | Size: 5.1" x 6.5"
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- Made in Russia
- Quality serigraphy icon on wood
- Blessed in Russian church
- Material: Flat Wooden Plank with wooden stiffeners
- Can be used at Home, Church, Chapel, Classroom Decoration.
- Blessed in Russian church
- Dimensions (LxH): 13 x 16.5 cm or 5.1 x 6.5 inch
- Thickness of Wood 1.5 cm or 0.6 inch
Saint Angelina of Serbia Skenderbeg Brankovich (1440-1520)
Saint Angelina was the daughter of Prince George Skenderbeg of Albania. Her mother's name is not known, but she raised her daughter in Christian piety and taught her to love God.
Saint Stephen Brancovich (October 9 and December 10 nc), the ruler of Serbia, had come to Albania to escape those who wished to kill him. Some time before he arrived in Albania, Saint Stephen was unjustly blinded by the Turkish Sultan for some perceived offense. Since he was innocent, he bore his affliction with courage.
Saint Stephen was not only Prince George's guest, but he was also treated as a member of his family. Not surprisingly, Stephen and Angelina eventually fell in love. With her parents' blessing, they were married in church. After a few years, they were blessed with two sons: George and John.
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