Panagia

Panagia is a Greek term meaning "All-Holy" and is a title used to refer to the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, in Eastern Orthodox Christianity. It emphasizes her purity, holiness, and special role as the mother of Christ. The term is also associated with specific religious icons and churches dedicated to the Virgin Mary, highlighting her as a central figure of veneration and devotion in Greek religious tradition. In essence, Panagia honors Mary’s significance as a symbol of divine grace and intercession for believers.