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1941 - 2013Ksenia (Belyakova) Pokrovsky, 71 of Sharon, MA, internationally known Russian Orthodox iconographer, died unexpectedly, Sunday, July 7, 2013 at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Born in Kyrgyzstan March 9, 1941, she was raised in Moscow where she met and married...
Read MoreAs the years go on, we come to realize more and more how deeply her life and her icon-writing have marked us. The Orthodox Church is the church of Divine Beauty, and Ksenia has opened a window for us to glimpse this Beauty. Blessings to you !
Bishop Paul Dupuis
July 16, 2021
Memory Eternal!
Now may she see beyond the mystic icon face to face!
James Taylor
July 29, 2013 | St Marys, KS
Ksenia has filled our lives and our spirits with divine love and taught us how to look upon the beauty of God. This light will never be extinguished in our hearts. Memory eternal.
Bishop Paul Dupuis
July 22, 2013 | Somerville, MA
May her memory be eternal and may she rest with the saints! A beautiful and magnificent woman who touched an untold number of lives. Her magnificent icons will continue to offer a window into Heaven.
Dianne O'Regan
July 22, 2013 | Louisville, KY
Thank you Lord God for Ksenia's beautiful life...forgive her of any sins known and unknown and tell her Lord that we students love her and value all that she gave up for us all...Amen
July 22, 2013
Memory Eternal
July 22, 2013
Ksenia Belyakova Pokrovsky will be remembered as a grace filled woman. She used the Gifts given to her by the Holy Spirit to teach and enrich many people with an understanding of the truth, goodness, and beauty of God that occurs through the patient writing and study of sacred icons. My wife and I offer our sincere sympathy and condolences to Ksenia's family and friends. May she eternally rest in the presence of Our Lord and His Holy Mother.
Rev. Deacon Paul Iacono
July 22, 2013 | Wakefield, RI
You will be missed, Ksenia. I had only one class with you, but I could tell that you were a wonderful teacher and person.
John Auger
July 22, 2013 | Minneapolis, MN
A light to America from the Orthodox world. She will be missed.
Nancy Forderhase
July 22, 2013 | Richmond, KY