On November 6, the icon "The Joy of All Sorrow" is honored. The history of the glorification of the image is connected with the year 1688, when Euphemia, the sister of Patriarch Joachim of Moscow, was healed. She suffered from a serious illness for a long time, but when she prayed at the icon in the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord in Ordinka, she received healing. Since then, "joy to all who mourn" has become a symbol of hope for people experiencing grief, loss and emotional trials. Find more November holiday postcards in our special channel.

On November 6, the icon "The Joy of All Sorrow" is honored. The history of the glorification of the image is connected with the year 1688, when Euphemia, the sister of Patriarch Joachim of Moscow, was healed. She suffered from a serious illness for a long time, but when she prayed at the icon in the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord in Ordinka, she received healing. Since then, "joy to all who mourn" has become a symbol of hope for people experiencing grief, loss and emotional trials. Find more November holiday postcards in our special channel.