Icon of St. Oda of Amay, widow

Iconic drawing of St. Oda, widow of Amay

Feast: Oct. 23

St. Oda was a French princess, married to the duke of Aquitaine. When he died, she devoted her life to the care of the sick and the poor. She is often shown in art as a duchess giving alms. Her shrine is at Amay, near Liége. Holy Mother Oda, pray to God for us!

Icon drawing: apparently by the hand of Fr. Protodeacon Pol (Hommes), Russian Patriarchal monastery of Our Lady in Diksmuide, Belgium.

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