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 1 1,2|    related to [Fr. (later St.) Herman] how the Spaniards in California
 2 1,2|      telling him this, Father [Herman] asked me, “What was the
 3 1,2|   missionary work of the Monks Herman and Joasaph. Not only did
 4 1,2|     Father John, only the Monk Herman, now retired to Spruce Island,
 5 1,3|           Our Venerable Father Herman of Alaska.~Little is known
 6 1,3|     the early life of the Monk Herman. He was born in Serpukhov
 7 1,3|        While at the Hermitage, Herman developed a severe infection
 8 1,3|         and during this sleep, Herman dreamed that he was healed
 9 1,3|       Valaam Monastery, Father Herman developed a strong spiritual
10 1,3|  Alaska. Thus, in 1793, Father Herman, with several other Monks
11 1,3|        to Alaska sank, and Fr. Herman, who, from the beginning
12 1,3|      between 1808 and 1818 Fr. Herman left Kodiak and went to
13 1,3|        little for himself, Fr. Herman wore the oldest and simplest
14 1,3|      he was ever lonesome, Fr. Herman answered, “No, I am not
15 1,3| certainly with Angels.”~Father Herman continued to grow in his
16 1,3|       they were not alone, for Herman remained with them constantly,
17 1,3|        the epidemic ended, Fr. Herman brought the orphans back
18 1,3|     Sundays and Holy Days, Fr. Herman would gather the people
19 1,3|     and the people came to Fr. Herman for help. He took an Icon
20 1,3|        Prior to his death, Fr. Herman revealed what would happen
21 1,3|    would be remembered. Father Herman died on December 13, 1837,
22 1,3|         and the Blessed Father Herman of Alaska entered the ranks
23 1,4|       of the life of the Elder Herman of Spruce Island was initiated.
24 1,4|   glorification of the Blessed Herman of Alaska. The formal resolution
25 1,4|      Alaska. Thus, the Blessed Herman, the first Saint of the
26 4,0|        of Our Venerable Father Herman, Wonderworker of Alaska
27 4,0|        of Our Venerable Father Herman, Wonderworker of Alaska