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St. George's Orthodox Church Myrrh-seeping Icons Attract Hundreds Of Believers
The Times - Tribune - Scranton, Pa.
Author: Josh McAuliffe
Date: Feb 11, 2012
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Section: News
Text Word Count: 928
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"Miraculous icons are a normal part of orthodoxy," said Father Sergius, the abbot at the Monastery of St. Tikhon of Zadonsk in South Canaan Twp., where the Iveron Icon also made an appearance. "We have one here that weeps on and off, but it's not a constant thing."

"It's from God," said Mr. [Benedict Sheehan], making his sixth appearance at the service. "It's a sign that God is real, and that the Mother of God is protecting us. I think it's a call to repentance, as well."

"You should be looking through (the icon) to the holy person it represents. They see it as the location of holiness, something special. And life doesn't have that many special things," Dr. [Stevan Davies, Ph.D.] said. "People like to have something holy in their lives, and they like to have some tangible evidence of it."

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