- year, Ivan
Veniaminov was
ordained a
deacon of the
Church of the
Annunciation in Irkutsk.
After completing his
studies in 1818,
Veniaminov was appointed...
- came the man who
would revolutionize Aleut as a
literary language.
Ioann Veniaminov, a
Russian Orthodox priest who
would later become a saint,
arrived at...
- Bishop's House, home of the
first Orthodox Bishop of Alaska,
Innocent (
Veniaminov), is also nearby,
operated by the
National Park
Service as part of the...
-
chief manager Etholén to
build a
residency in New
Archangel for
bishop Veniaminov When a
Lutheran church was
planned for the
Finnish po****tion of New Archangel...
-
writings of
Ioann Veniaminov and
later through the so-called
diary of Fr. Juvenaly,
which was
fabricated by Ivan Petroff.
Veniaminov (1840, II: 155–156/1984:...
- Holy
Synod sent
instructions for a new
priest to
travel to Alaska. John
Veniaminov of
Irkutsk volunteered for the journey, and left
Russia in May 1823. He...
-
natives of Alaska. It was the home and
administrative center of Ivan
Veniaminov, the
first Bishop of Alaska,
later canonized as
Innocent of Alaska. The...
-
Unalaska and
baptized most of the
native po****tion. In 1824
Reverend Ivan
Veniaminov arrived in
Unalaska as its
first permanent priest, and led the construction...
- the
Alaska Peninsula. The
mountain was
named after Ioann (Ivan Popov)
Veniaminov (1797–1879), a
Russian Orthodox missionary priest (and
later a prominent...
-
early Christian missionary of the
Russian Orthodox Church was
Father Veniaminov who
arrived in
Unalaska in 1824. He was
named Bishop Innokentii in 1840...
