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 1 1,3|        to Irkutsk, Siberia, for Seminary training, and had been ordained
 2 1,3|       for the construction of a Seminary, which opened in 1845. At
 3 1,4|         the Irkutsk Theological Seminary, where he remained for eleven
 4 1,4|   during this time. Besides his Seminary classes, he read all of
 5 1,4| outstanding achievements at the Seminary, his last name was changed
 6 1,4|       after graduation from the Seminary, John married the daughter
 7 1,4|        In Sitka, he organized a Seminary to train native Priests
 8 1,4|         an Orthodox Theological Seminary (a worthy successor to the
 9 1,4|   worthy successor to the first Seminary which had opened in Sitka
10 1,4|     this period, St. Vladimir's Seminary and St. Tikhon's Pastoral
11 1,4|         Dean of the Minneapolis Seminary and later at the Seminary
12 1,4|       Seminary and later at the Seminary in Tenafly, New Jersey,