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Holy New Martyrs of China
painted by the sisters of
Holy Nativity Convent
Siege at the Russian Legation in Bejing during the Summer of 1900
In the course of events on the 50
th
anniversary of the founding of the Autonomous Orthodox Church, moleben for the 222 Chinese martyrs in Moscow occurred
(November 23, 2007 machine translation)
Beijing delegates at All Japan Council of 1882
A monarchal shrine in Beijing -- the temple of All Holy Martyrs
(Aug 10, 2005)
Feast of the Chinese Martyrs at the Chapel of St Markos
(June 26, 2005)
Holy Chinese Martyrs
(June 24, 2005)
For the First Time in Decades a Service Honoring 222 Chinese Martyrs Took Place in Beijing...
Great Vespers for the Chinese Martyrs at Holy Transfiguration Monastery
(June 23, 2005)
Feast Day of the Chinese Martyrs in the Russian Church in Hawaii
(Jun 24, 2004)
Memorial to Chinese Martyrs is being restored in Beijing
(Jan 24, 2005)
290th Anniversary of Establishment of the Russian Spiritual Mission in China
(Jun 24, 2002)
A Greek Orthodox church honors martyrs of the Boxer Rebellion
(Aug 25, 2001)
Orthodox Canonization of Chinese Martyrs not Criticized by China
(Nov 13, 2000)
Accounts of the Martyrs of the Chinese Orthodox Church
Stars of the Orient
: In Memory of the New Martyrs of China
by Mark Markish
Synaxarion Orthodox Chinese Martyrs
[
pdf
]
by Pr. George Emmanuel Piperakis of University of Athens
The Feast of the Chinese Martyrs
(reprint in OCMC Mission Magazine)
Chinese Glory
by His Eminence Met. JOSEPH (Harkiolakis)
The Chinese Martyrs of the Boxer Rebellion
by Fr Geoffrey Korz
A Notice on the Orthodox Martyrs of China
(1901)
(in Greek, courtesy of HTM, Brookline MA)
1900-2000: The Centennial of the New Martyrs of China
(pdf)
Chinese Martyrs icon in Beijing
Chinese Martyrs icon in Sydney, Australia
Icons of the Chinese Martyrs of the Boxer Rebellion
courtesy of OMHKSEA
Icons
courtesy of the Holy Transfiguration Monastery
222 Chinese martyrs contemporary Russian art
Artist: Elena Cherkasova; 80x60 cm, 2001, Moscow, Russia, gallery Filimonoff
The First Chinese Orthodox Martyrs
(trans. published 1979)
In Simferopol
with depiction of Port Arthur icon
