Nativity of the Theotokos Size:16” x 20” Dorothy continued to expand her

Dorothy continued to expand her ministry among the poor and marginalized and by the 40’s and 50’s had numerous group homes for the poor as well as communal farms throughout North America and England

representing the Law

he actually is venerated in the Episcopal Church with his feast day being the day before

advice and support

employing the use of traveling narrative

Nativity of the Theotokos Size:16” x 20” Dorothy continued to expand herSeptember 8th Beginning the liturgical feasts is the Nativity of the Theotokos, or the Virgin Mary, which while not recorded in Scripture is nevertheless a historical fact. The icon shows the Virgins mother, Saint Ann, on her bed while her husband, Saint Joachim, watches discreetly from above the tower. It is a traveling narrative, in that while the image shows Saint Ann awaiting the birth while being fanned by attendants, the image continues showing