- ****nius (Russian: Митрополит Арсений,
secular name
Avksenty Georgievich Stadnitsky; 3
February 1862, Komarovo [ro],
Bessarabia – 10
February 1936, Tashkent)...
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father and
spiritual father of
Saint Paisios of
Mount Athos ****nius
Stadnitsky (1862 – 1936),
Archbishop and then
Metropolitan of
Novgorod from 1910...
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diocese for much of the next
seven years while Metropolitan ****nius
Stadnitsky was in
prison or exile. In 1933
Alexius served briefly as
Archbishop of...
- Stadnitski. By the end of
September they were back in Paris. At some time
Stadnitsky decided sent
Brissot as an
undercover ****et
scout to Philadelphia. On...
- (Avksentiyevna), "Авксентьевна" (Avksentyevna; both feminine).
Avksenty Stadnitsky,
secular name of
Metropolitan ****nius (1862–1936),
Russian orthodox prelate...
- For his part,
Sigismund sent
commissars to Tushino,
headed by
Stanislav Stadnitsky,
demanding help from them both from
their subjects and
offering them extensive...
-
Razumovsky Vasily Ivanovich (1909-1912)
Chuevsky Ivan
Afanasyevich (1912-1912)
Stadnitsky Nikolai Grigorievich (1912-1913)
Zabolotnov Pyotr Pavlovich (1914-1918)...
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Soviet period),
established a
festival in
honor of
Metropolitan ****nius (
Stadnitsky) of
Novgorod (d. 1936),
returned the
relics of
Bishop Nikita (d. 1108)...
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Saint Theodore, presbyter,
Confessor (1933) New Hiero-confessor ****nius (
Stadnitsky),
Metropolitan of
Tashkent and
Turkestan (1936) New
Hieromartyr Ignatius...
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appreciated by the
rector of the
Moscow Theological Academy,
Bishop ****nius (
Stadnitsky) of Volokolamsk, who
proposed to
elect Ivan
Petrovykh to the position...
