On October 30, the celebration of the icon of the Mother of God "The Savior" The icon of the Mother of God "The Savior" until July 20, 1889, when it was brought to the new Athos Simon-Kananitsky Monastery in the Caucasus, was on the Holy Mount Athos with the resident of the Russian Panteleimon Monastery, Shamamonk Martinian († 1884). The devout monk received this icon from the great ascetic, Hieromonk Theodul. The holy icon has been famous for its miracles since ancient times. By praying before this symbol in 1841, the inhabitants of Sparta (in Greece) got rid of locusts. From Panteleimon Monastery, according to the will of Schema-Archimandrite Macarius, this icon was transferred to the new Athos Monastery. When the first celebration was held in honor of this icon in the Simon-Kananitskaya Monastery, a storm washed ashore at the monastery more than a ton of fish. The "Delivery" icon celebration was established on October 17 in grateful memory of the miraculous rescue of Emperor Alexander III and his entire family during a train accident near Borki station on the Kursk-Kharkov-Azov road. Less than a month before this incident, on September 24, 1888, the entire emperor's family visited the new Athos Monastery, where Alexander III personally founded the cathedral named after the martyr and healer Panteleimon. In this cathedral, until the destruction of the monastery in 1924, the miraculous icon of the Mother of God "the Savior" remained. On the icon, the Most Holy Theotokos is depicted holding the infant God in her right hand, blessing with her right hand.

On October 30, the celebration of the icon of the Mother of God "The Savior" The icon of the Mother of God "The Savior" until July 20, 1889, when it was brought to the new Athos Simon-Kananitsky Monastery in the Caucasus, was on the Holy Mount Athos with the resident of the Russian Panteleimon Monastery, Shamamonk Martinian († 1884). The devout monk received this icon from the great ascetic, Hieromonk Theodul. The holy icon has been famous for its miracles since ancient times. By praying before this symbol in 1841, the inhabitants of Sparta (in Greece) got rid of locusts. From Panteleimon Monastery, according to the will of Schema-Archimandrite Macarius, this icon was transferred to the new Athos Monastery. When the first celebration was held in honor of this icon in the Simon-Kananitskaya Monastery, a storm washed ashore at the monastery more than a ton of fish. The "Delivery" icon celebration was established on October 17 in grateful memory of the miraculous rescue of Emperor Alexander III and his entire family during a train accident near Borki station on the Kursk-Kharkov-Azov road. Less than a month before this incident, on September 24, 1888, the entire emperor's family visited the new Athos Monastery, where Alexander III personally founded the cathedral named after the martyr and healer Panteleimon. In this cathedral, until the destruction of the monastery in 1924, the miraculous icon of the Mother of God "the Savior" remained. On the icon, the Most Holy Theotokos is depicted holding the infant God in her right hand, blessing with her right hand.