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 1 1,9 |        they could understand.~The Mission to Moravia was ultimately
 2 1,0 |         fulfilled their appointed mission and then reported to Vladimir:~ ~
 3 1,2 |         formal Orthodox Christian Mission to America arrived on September
 4 1,2 |          24,1794, in Kodiak. This Mission consisted of eight Monks
 5 1,2 |    Gregory Shelikov in 1786. This Mission discovered on Kodiak Island
 6 1,2 |       Kodiak Island.~The American Mission, headed by Archimandrite
 7 1,2 |          great difficulties, this Mission was very successful, for
 8 1,2 |        Russian Orthodox Religious Mission in America, 1794-1837, with
 9 1,2 |           Stephen of the original Mission, drowned somewhere between
10 1,2 |       Island. Though the American Mission was now reduced to half
11 1,2 |          of the original American Mission. He died on December 13,
12 1,3 |          Monks to work in the new mission field in Alaska. Thus, in
13 1,3 |   converted to Orthodoxy, but the Mission did not have the success
14 1,3 |          Joasaph, the head of the Mission, was consecrated a Bishop,
15 1,3 |     became the acting head of the Mission. Eventually only he remained
16 1,3 |        remained from the original Mission.~After difficult relations
17 1,3 |           further the work of the Mission, even in these difficult
18 1,3 |       difficulty of supplying the Mission because of the great distances
19 1,3 |     succeeded in revitalizing the Mission to such a degree that at
20 1,3 |   December 15, 1840, the American Mission was blessed with the consecration
21 1,3 |           history of the American Mission entered an even more glorious
22 1,3 |       unparalleled success of the Mission.~As soon as he arrived in
23 1,4 |          the needs of the Alaskan Mission. Leaving his family in Irkutsk,
24 1,4 |         Priests and funds for the Mission, as well as desiring to
25 1,4 |           Soon after, the Alaskan Mission was constituted part of
26 1,4 |           organizing the Imperial Mission Society, which he served
27 1,4 |          this event, the American Mission entered into a new phase
28 1,4 |   many-sided work of the American Mission to the native Alaskans,
29 1,4 | increasingly greater numbers. The Mission was now extended to Canada,
30 1,4 |           service in America, the Mission was brought to a new stage
31 1,4 |           first time the American Mission became a full Diocese, with
32 1,4 |           progressed from a small Mission in Alaska to the natives,
33 1,5 |        1922, a Bulgarian Orthodox Mission was organized by the Holy
34 4,1 |         His predestined Messianic mission from them, Our Lord made
35 4,2 |           The Savior saw that His mission on earth was accomplished.
36 4,2 |    Towards the end of His earthly mission He had said: I go to prepare
37 10,1|           to resume her God-given mission, she must repent and leave
38 10,1| repentance and reminds her of her mission to preach to all the nations
39 10,2|           Asmodeus (Ch. 4-6). The mission was successfully completed
40 10,3|           needy. Jesus' universal mission is highlighted by a) tracing