Adoratsky Nicholas (09.15.1849 – 29.10.1896) – bishop of Orenburg and Ural. Obituary in Orenburg, died Oct. 29, Bishop of Orenburg and Ural Nicholas, one of the great hierarchs of the Russian Church. The late, in the world, Peter S. Adoratsky, son of a priest, was born in 1849 in Kazan, Kazan was brought up in [...]

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Nectaire (died 6/3/1626) – Archbishop of Vologda and Velikopermsky. IQ of Archbishop Nectarios save some. In Greek origin. Before coming to Russia was Archdeacon patriarch of Constantinople, then Archimandrite, and later Archbishop of Ohrid. Upon arrival in Russia June 25, 1613 by decree of Tsar Mikhail Fedorovich was appointed archbishop of Vologda and Velikopermskim. In [...]

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Hranice Gennady (or otherwise Kratinsky Boronitsky) (died 08/16/1773) – Bishop Pereslavsky and Dmitrovsky, in January 1764 he was appointed Rector of the Moscow Slavic-Greek-Latin Academy, according to SK Smirnov, "from archimandrites Svyatogorsk Pskov Monastery ( although he did not mention this as in any "lists" Stroyev, nor in a special "Description Svyatogorsk monastery", published in [...]

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Aaron (abbot Ugresh Karashskogo and monasteries) (died 1730) – In 1720 the abbot of the monastery Ugresh Nikolaev, 10 March 1721 transferred to the city Pereyas abbot of the monastery of Sts "on the mountain"; to its temporary closure in 1725, translated Karashsky Resurrection Monastery in Yaroslavl diocese, where he died. Candlesticks, "Lists bishops', p. [...]

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Totma Nikita (died 1704) – Archbishop of Kolomna and Kashirskii. Born to a merchant city Tot'ma kind. On June 21, 1661 – Archimandrite Cyril Belozersky monastery.

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Kapustin Jonah (Hippolyte L.) (01/11/1790 – 13/11/1867) – Bishop of Ekaterinburg, son of archpriest PM Kamyshlov. Upon graduation in Perm Theological Seminary, was a lecturer from 1809 till 1820, 23 August 1820 entered the Moscow Theological Academy and it finished the course in 1824, 11 April 1825 was appointed inspector of the Permian Seminary , [...]

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Anthony Ierofeich (before tonsure Andrew) (1674 – 19/4/1726) – betrothed, but not hirotonisovanny Bishop of Ryazan, the son of a merchant, born in 1674, in Great Luki, died April 19, 1726, in the schools studied and the 11 th October 1694, Mr., his hair cut in the monastic name Antony Nilova Desert, 7 th October [...]

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Dosifey Zabell (died 2/2/1544) – Bishop Sarskaja and Podonsky. Of Bishop Dosifey information retained very little. In 1445-1446 he was rector of the Trinity-Sergius Lavra. There is evidence that he drove and the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra. January 23, 1508 he was consecrated bishop Sarskoye and Podonskogo (at Krutitsky). In 1535 he participated in the relics of [...]

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Evfimy (Archbishop of Novgorod) (Ivan) (died 1458) – Saint, Archbishop of Novgorod and Pskov. Memory 11 (24) Week of March and the third Sunday after Pentecost at the Cathedral of Novgorod saints. A native of Novgorod, where his father, Moses, was a priest Feodorovskaya church.

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Ignatius Hazadinov – Greek Metropolitan, led the Greeks in 1779, migrated from the Crimea in Mariupol county, where they established a special diocese "gotfeyskaya and kafayskaya; on the death of J. (1784) it was abolished. I. buried in the cathedral in Mariupol, on the eastern. custom, ie, in the crypt put the chair, and he [...]

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