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Pelagia, distinguished as Pelagia of Tinos, is a Christian saint credited with receiving visions of the Virgin Mary which directed her to the lost icon Our Lady of Tinos in 1822, shortly after the establishment of modern Greece. [1] Supposed to be the work of Luke the Apostle, the icon has become the major site for Christian pilgrimage in Greece.
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- ^ Tinos, archived from the original on 2008-01-05.
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Pelagia, distinguished as Pelagia of Tinos, is a Christian saint credited with receiving visions of the Virgin Mary which directed her to the lost icon Our Lady of Tinos in 1822, shortly after the establishment of modern Greece. [1] Supposed to be the work of Luke the Apostle, the icon has become the major site for Christian pilgrimage in Greece.
See also
References
- ^ Tinos, archived from the original on 2008-01-05.
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