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 1 1,2|       wrote:~ ~Once I related to [Fr. (later St.) Herman] how
 2 1,3|     returning to Alaska sank, and Fr. Herman, who, from the beginning
 3 1,3|     Colony, between 1808 and 1818 Fr. Herman left Kodiak and
 4 1,3|        Caring little for himself, Fr. Herman wore the oldest
 5 1,3|          if he was ever lonesome, Fr. Herman answered, “No, I
 6 1,3|         After the epidemic ended, Fr. Herman brought the orphans
 7 1,3|         On Sundays and Holy Days, Fr. Herman would gather the
 8 1,3|     island and the people came to Fr. Herman for help. He took
 9 1,3|       behalf.~Prior to his death, Fr. Herman revealed what would
10 1,3|           the now-widowed Priest, Fr. John Veniaminov, as Innocent,
11 1,4|    Priesthood.~While a young man, Fr. John had heard stories
12 1,4|        Upon arriving at Unalaska, Fr. John found that there was
13 1,4|          they were able to assist Fr. John in the construction
14 1,4|           1826.~At the same time, Fr. John's primary work was
15 1,4|         Aleut language, for which Fr. John had devised an alphabet
16 1,4|    Kingdom in the Aleut language.~Fr. John traveled throughout
17 1,4|        little children.”~In 1834, Fr. John and his family were
18 1,4|        love and respect.~In 1836, Fr. John decided to return
19 1,4|     Philaret of Moscow encouraged Fr. John to become a Monk,
20 1,4| constituted part of a Diocese and Fr. Innocent was consecrated
21 1,4|            as well as its Pastor, Fr. Alexis Toth, into the Orthodox
22 1,4|       community. He also accepted Fr. Alexander Dzubay from the
23 1,5|        language was celebrated by Fr. Theophan in Boston on March
24 1,5|     organizing Albanian parishes, Fr. Theophan returned to Albania,
25 1,5|            and in November, 1937, Fr. Orestes Chornock was elected
26 6,1|          Holy Tradition. Thus, as Fr. Georges Florovsky expresses