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DescriptionSaintSophia0.jpg	English: Icon of St. Sophia
Date	unknown (uploaded 2006)
Source	Unknown sourceUnknown source
Author	Eileen McGuckin
Permission (Reusing this file)	claimed as PD-Art ("granted") by uploader User:Mar Isaac~commonswiki. This claim has been protected by administrative action on the part of User:Jcb. However, the artist has been misidentified as "Fr. Damian", while the icon is in fact by Eileen McGuckin, her signature is clearly visible in the image. As such, the image should be regarded as a copyrighted work of art inasmuch as it reaches the "threshold of originality", and its continued classification as "public domain" as the unilateral action of a rogue administrator.

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	22:47, 29 October 2006	512 × 669 (122 KB)	Mar Isaac~commonswiki	{{Information \|Description=Icon of St. Sophia. \|Source=St. Sophia mission \|Date=Summer 2005 \|Author=Fr. Damian \|Permission=Granted - Icon is of St. Sophia, the mission's patron saint. \|other_versions= }}

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