Biography Nadezhdin Nikolai Ivanovich

Nadezhdin Nikolai Ivanovich (1813 – 30.12.1890) – Fr, dean Pokrovsky and St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow, the Chairman of the Moscow Committee for corrective Church liturgical books, writer, born in to. Dimov Skopinskiy county province of Ryazan, where his father was a priest. Upon graduation in Skopinskiy a religious school, in the Ryazan Ecclesiastical Seminary and the Moscow Theological Academy with a master's degree Nadejdin in 1836 got a job as professor of philosophy at the Ryazan Ecclesiastical Seminary. Further, he was professor of philosophy at Bethany Seminary and professor of literature (from 1838) in the Moscow seminary. In 1843 was devoted to the priesthood to the Church of St. Trinity Hohlovka (in Moscow), but was soon transferred to the Church of the Holy Martyr Antipov at Carriage Court and got a job scribes 1-st Moscow gymnasium. Erected in 1860 in the rank of archpriest, Nadezhda was appointed rector of Gabriel the Archangel Church Post Office, in 1871 – Dean Sretenskogo forty, and in 1873 rector of the Pokrovsky Cathedral and Dean of the China-forty. Shortly thereafter, in Moscow, a committee was formed to remedy the Church liturgical books, in which the presidency was entrusted to Nadezhda. As chairman of the rank they had personally reviewed and corrected "Missal". In addition, Nadezhda worked a lot, and as provost, rassmatrivatelya sermons, members of the so-called smallpox and several charitable committees and staff in The Moscow Ecclesiastical Gazette and other publications in Moscow, where he was published several articles on various church issues, as well as theme concerning the life of the clergy. During his long and varied activities Nadezhdin, except orders (to the Order of St. Anna's first article.) And other awards were granted in 1886, a gold pectoral cross with diamonds. H. IM Nadezhda died in Moscow on 30 th December 1890, was buried there on the Danilovsky cemetery. Adding to the "Church Vedomosti 1891, № 3," Moscow Church Times "in 1891, № 4.