Unlike the other great icons of Russia, the "Feodorovskaya" was not transferred to a museum, because the image was impossible to discern. The Black Virgin was given to the sect of "obnovlentsy", which had it restored in Moscow in 1928. After the sect was dissolved in 1944, the icon reverted to the Russian Orthodox Church. It deposited the icon in the famous Resurrection Church on the Lowlands in Kostroma. In 1991 the icon was moved from there to the revived Epiphany Cathedral in the same city. Recently encased in a new chasuble, the icon is still venerated at the convent associated with the cathedral.