Tikhvin Icon of Virgin Mary Arrives in Moscow

Tikhvin Icon of the Mother of God: what to pray to it about.

Consensus

The Tikhvin Icon of the Virgin Mary arrived in Moscow.
The icon is being displayed for public veneration from August 27 to September 27.
The arrival was authorized by Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Rus.
The icon was brought to Moscow by train and met at Leningradsky Station.
A solemn ceremony was held at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior on August 27.
The icon will be moved to the Patriarchal Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ and then to the Church of Archangel Michael in Akulino.
The icon is considered miraculous and one of the most revered in Russia.
The icon was previously kept in the Tikhvin Historical Museum and taken by Nazis in 1941.
The icon was returned to Russia in 2004 after being in the hands of the Russian Orthodox Church abroad.
The icon is associated with miracles and appearances, including seven in the 14th century near Lake Ladoga.

The icon was brought to Moscow with the blessing of Patriarch Kirill and will be available for veneration until September 27. — vm
Patriarch Kirill met the icon during a service at Christ the Savior Cathedral. — tg_tass_agency
The icon will be in Christ the Savior Cathedral until September 4, then moved to the Patriarchal Cathedral of the Resurrected Christ until September 23, and then to the Church of Archangel Michael. — ntv
The icon was brought to Moscow after being held in a museum, taken by Nazis, and later returned from abroad in 2004. — m24