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‘Saint Javelin’ becomes a striking and lucrative icon of Ukraine’s resistance

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Christian Borys's shop in Toronto has given Ukraine more than $2-million of its earnings from Saint Javelin merchandise. He was inspired by another image of the Virgin Mary holding a Kalashnikov, created by U.S. artist Chris Shaw. On Feb. 24, 2022, when Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, sales surpassed $50,000.

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‘Saint Javelin’ becomes a striking and lucrative icon of Ukraine’s resistance

Since the full-scale Russian invasion began, images of the Virgin Mary with a rocket launcher have helped to signify Ukrainians’ faith in victory

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