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Diocese of Arkhangelsk and Kholmogory (russian: Архангельская и Холмогорская епархия) is an eparchy of the
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History

Kholmogory and Vazhsky Diocese Council established by decree in 1682, was composed of the north-eastern part of the territory of the Novgorod metropolis, the city of Arkhangelsk and Holmogory with counties, Kevrol, Mezen,
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, Pustozersk, Vaga, a quarter Vazhsky to award a Ustyanovskimi parishes, the Solovetsky monastery. Originally chair was in Kholmogory (1682–1762 gg.), The first head of the Diocese – St. Athanasius (Lyubimov) (March 1682 – September 1702). In 1732 the diocese was renamed "Arkhangelsk and Kholmogory". In 1762 the bishop's diocesan administration and authorities were finally transferred to Arkhangelsk (1702 – voivodship, from 1708 – the provincial capital). By state in 1764 the diocese awarded 8th place among the 15 dioceses of class III. On October 6, 1995 by the decision of the
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the Syktyvkar diocese was established. On December 27 – Diocese of Murmansk, Arkhangelsk and then was called and Kholmogory. December 27, 2011 from the diocese have been allocated Kotlas and Naryan-Mar diocese, with whom Arkhangelsk diocese became part of the newly formed Metropolis of Arkhangelsk.


Bishops

* Athanasius (Lyubimov) (18 March 1682 — September 6, 1702) * Parthenius (Neboza) (December 3, 1703 — January 2, 1704) died before he could arrive on the chair * Sylvester (Kraysky) (11 March 1705 - September 1707) * Raphael (Krasnopolsky) (March 21, 1708-November 5, 1711) * Barnabas (Volatkovsky) (August 24, 1712-October 8, 1730) * Herman (Koptsevich) (May 2, 1731-July 25, 1735) * Aaron (December 28, 1735 — May 7, 1738) * Sabbas (Shpakovsky) (February 18, 1739-June 30, 1740) * Barsanuphius (Schenykov) (July 13, 1740-November 8, 1759) * Joasaph (Lisyansky) (December 2, 1761-May 1, 1769) * Anthony (Gerasimov-Zabelin) (October 10, 1770 — July 9 1773) * Arsenius (Vereshchagin) (December 22, 1773-April 1, 1775) * Benjamin (Krasnopevkov-Rumovsky) (April 1, 1775-October 26, 1798) * Apollos (Baibakov) (October 26, 1798-May 14, 1801) * Eulampius (Vvedensky) (29 June 1801-16 April 1809) * Parthenius (Petrov) (6 June 1809-22 July 1819) * Joseph (Velichkovsky) (9 November 1819-3 July 1821) * Neophyte (Dokuchayev-Platonov) (August 15, 1821-June 8, 1825) * Aaron (Nartsissov) (February 14, 1826-August 16, 1830) * George (Yashchurzhinsky) (August 16, 1830-June 30, 1845) * Barlaam (Uspensky) (June 30, 1845-December 4, 1854) * Anthony (Pavlinsky) (December 18, 1854-July 20, 1857) * Alexander (Pavlovich) (November 17, 1857-September 13, 1860) * Nathanael (Savchenko) (September 13, 1860-August 16, 1871) * Juvenal (Karyukov) (August 17, 1871-December 25, 1876) * Macarius (Mirolyubov) (December 25, 1876-May 23, 1879) * Nathanael (Soborov) (May 23, 1879 — March 6, 1882) * Serapion (Mayevsky) (March 6, 1882-February 16, 1885) * Nathanael (Soborov) (February 16, 1885-June 3, 1890) * Alexander (Zaķis) (June 3, 1890 - April 16, 1893) * Sergius (Sokolov) (September 30, 1892 - January 1893) locum tenens * Nicanorus (Kamensky) (April 16, 1893-February 10, 1896) * Joannicius (Nadezhdin) (February 10, 1896-February 7, 1901) * Joannicius (Kazansky) (February 7, 1901-October 31, 1908) * Mikhei (Alekseyev) (October 31, 1908-April 17, 1912) * Nathanael (Troitsky) (April 17, 1912-1921) * Anthony (Bystrov) (March 1921 — August 11, 1931) * Sophrony (Arefyev) (1924-December 27, 1927) * Apollos (Rzhanitsyn) (August 11, 1931-January 1933) * Nicephorus (Nikolsky) (January-October 19, 1933) * Nikon (Purlevsky) (November 1, 1933-June 5, 1937) * John (Sokolov) (June 5, 1937-November 1941) * Michael (Postnikov) (February 12 — May 6, 1944) refused the appointment * Leontius (Smirnov) (May 6, 1944-January 22, 1953) * Gabriel (Ogorodnikov) (January 28 — July 24, 1953) locum tenens * Theodosius (Koverninsky) (November 16, 1953-February 17, 1956) * Nicander (Viktorov) (March 8, 1956 — March 16, 1961) * Innocent (Zelnitsky) (March 16, 1961 — November 16, 1962) * Polikarp (Priymak) (November 16, 1962 — January 27, 1966) * Nikon (Fomichev) (January 27, 1966-June 11, 1977) * Isidore (Kirichenko) (June 19, 1977-May 12, 1987) * Panteleimon (Dolganov) (May 17, 1987-December 27, 1995) * Tikhon (Stepanov) (February 4, 1996-October 20, 2010) * Manuel (Pavlov) (October 20 — December 24, 2010) locum tenens * Daniel (Dorovskikh) (December 24, 2010-September 30, 2019) * Cornelius (Sinyaev) (from September 30, 2019)


See also

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