Исцеление Игнатьевой
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On September 27, 1913, the peasant woman Ksenia Ignatieva, who lived in St. Petersburg (corner of Narvskaya and Bumazhnaya streets, Vasilyeva village, apt. 52), came to the Ioannovsky Monastery and with tears of gratitude declared her healing through the prayers of Father Ioann of Kronstadt.
In July of this year, Ignatieva developed huge abscesses all over her head, probably from a cold. The pain was terrible; It seemed like my head would be completely crushed.
On July 28, the sick woman visited the Ioannovsky Monastery and, having prayed during the funeral service at the priest’s tomb, took oil from the unquenchable lamp. Upon arrival home, she generously anointed her head with oil, after which the pain stopped and the patient became healthy, to the general surprise and joy of herself and those around her.
(“The Kronstadt Shepherd” No. 40 1913)