Icon of Saints Peter and Paul

Icon of Saints Peter and Paul – pillars of the Church and unity of Christians

The Icon of Saints Peter and Paul shows the two apostles holding the Church together as a sign of unity. Peter, the first Pope, and Paul, the Apostle to the Nations, are depicted as pillars of Christian faith. Above them, God’s hand blesses their mission.

What does the Icon of Saints Peter and Paul mean?

The Icon of Saints Peter and Paul symbolizes unity in diversity. Peter, the fisherman, and Paul, the scholar-turned-apostle, represent different paths joined in one mission: building the Church.

Why pray before the Icon of Saints Peter and Paul?

The faithful seek courage, faith, and unity. The Icon of Saints Peter and Paul inspires to proclaim the Gospel and remain strong in trials.

This icon:

• strengthens fidelity to the Church,

• supports missionaries and preachers,

• is a sign of Christian unity,

• reminds of the courage of testimony.

Patronage of Saints Peter and Paul

Linked with the universal Church, Christian unity, Popes, missionaries, theologians, printers, preachers, and families seeking spiritual help.

How is the Icon of Saints Peter and Paul made?

Made on linden wood, double-primed, gilded with metal leaf, printed in direct technology, and hand-varnished for durability.