Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov and the development of hagiography in Siberia in the early 20th century (using the materials of celebration on the occasion of the canonisation of Ioann (Maksimovich), metropolitan of Tobolsk)

The article examines the hypothesis on a possible participation of Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov, famous missionary, preacher, journalist and publicist, new martyr, in creating the project "Siberian Patericon", which is a collection of Siberian saints’ biographies appeared in Omsk at the ear...

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Main Author: Nadezhda Chernyshova
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Language:Russian
Published: St. Tikhon's Orthodox University 2022-12-01
Series:Vestnik Pravoslavnogo Svâto-Tihonovskogo Gumanitarnogo Universiteta: Seriâ II. Istoriâ, Istoriâ Russkoj Pravoslavnoj Cerkvi
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Online Access:https://periodical.pstgu.ru/ru/pdf/article/7707
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description The article examines the hypothesis on a possible participation of Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov, famous missionary, preacher, journalist and publicist, new martyr, in creating the project "Siberian Patericon", which is a collection of Siberian saints’ biographies appeared in Omsk at the early XX century. This possibility is associated with the events of the solemn canonization of Metropolitan of Tobolsk and All Siberia Ioann Maksimovich (1916). The analysis of sermons delivered during the celebrations and other publicistic works of the Archpriest, diary entries, as well as the presence in the missionary's library of unique hagiographic works published in Siberia, made it possible to reconstruct I. Vostorgov's views on the significance and growth of venerating saints in Russia at the early XX century, reveal special attention of Archpriest to the exploits of the Holy Russia Siberian constituent. Ioann Vostorgov emphasized that holiness manifestation in the region was closely related to the missionary activities of the Siberian clergy; noted that missionary work was an important aspect of the asceticism of the Siberian hierarchs. Moreover, the missionary viewed the preaching of Christianity as a historical mission of the Russian people perceived by them in baptism. He confirmed that preaching by Siberian missionaries clearly demonstrated this side of the historical task of the Russian people. The Archpriest considered St. Ioann canonization significance as a continuation of the canonization process, the Synodal period of the Orthodoxy history in Russia, namely, as a guarantee of these saint help in the conditions of coming trials and challenges facing Russia. Tobolsk celebrations turned out to be a convenient platform for all-Siberian discussion of the patericon. St. Ioann sermons included both historiosophical discourses on the Orthodoxy role in forming the peculiarities of Russian history, and formulated tasks of the of hagiography development taking into account developing events. Unpublished "Notes related to the trip to Siberia" by the Archpriest made him during Tobolsk celebrations found lists of Siberian saints including a significant group of missionaries, an aphoristic formulation of the missionary feat - "missionary is being driven primarily by holiness" - and, possibly, mentioning the "Siberian patericon".
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spelling doaj.art-fdff094ced9d4d7eb7dc5e3b13f0835a2023-03-08T10:41:33ZrusSt. Tikhon's Orthodox UniversityVestnik Pravoslavnogo Svâto-Tihonovskogo Gumanitarnogo Universiteta: Seriâ II. Istoriâ, Istoriâ Russkoj Pravoslavnoj Cerkvi1991-64342409-48112022-12-011041046476http://dx.doi.org/10.15382/sturII2022104.64-763Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov and the development of hagiography in Siberia in the early 20th century (using the materials of celebration on the occasion of the canonisation of Ioann (Maksimovich), metropolitan of Tobolsk)Nadezhda ChernyshovaThe article examines the hypothesis on a possible participation of Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov, famous missionary, preacher, journalist and publicist, new martyr, in creating the project "Siberian Patericon", which is a collection of Siberian saints’ biographies appeared in Omsk at the early XX century. This possibility is associated with the events of the solemn canonization of Metropolitan of Tobolsk and All Siberia Ioann Maksimovich (1916). The analysis of sermons delivered during the celebrations and other publicistic works of the Archpriest, diary entries, as well as the presence in the missionary's library of unique hagiographic works published in Siberia, made it possible to reconstruct I. Vostorgov's views on the significance and growth of venerating saints in Russia at the early XX century, reveal special attention of Archpriest to the exploits of the Holy Russia Siberian constituent. Ioann Vostorgov emphasized that holiness manifestation in the region was closely related to the missionary activities of the Siberian clergy; noted that missionary work was an important aspect of the asceticism of the Siberian hierarchs. Moreover, the missionary viewed the preaching of Christianity as a historical mission of the Russian people perceived by them in baptism. He confirmed that preaching by Siberian missionaries clearly demonstrated this side of the historical task of the Russian people. The Archpriest considered St. Ioann canonization significance as a continuation of the canonization process, the Synodal period of the Orthodoxy history in Russia, namely, as a guarantee of these saint help in the conditions of coming trials and challenges facing Russia. Tobolsk celebrations turned out to be a convenient platform for all-Siberian discussion of the patericon. St. Ioann sermons included both historiosophical discourses on the Orthodoxy role in forming the peculiarities of Russian history, and formulated tasks of the of hagiography development taking into account developing events. Unpublished "Notes related to the trip to Siberia" by the Archpriest made him during Tobolsk celebrations found lists of Siberian saints including a significant group of missionaries, an aphoristic formulation of the missionary feat - "missionary is being driven primarily by holiness" - and, possibly, mentioning the "Siberian patericon".https://periodical.pstgu.ru/ru/pdf/article/7707archpriest ioann vostorgov missionary work saints prelate hagiography biography life feat missionary movement asceticism holy russia siberian patericon metropolitan ioann maksimovich canonization tobolskпротоиерей иоанн восторгов миссионерство святые святитель агиография жизнеописание житие подвиг подвижничество святая русь сибирский патерик митрополит иоанн максимович канонизация тобольск
spellingShingle Nadezhda Chernyshova
Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov and the development of hagiography in Siberia in the early 20th century (using the materials of celebration on the occasion of the canonisation of Ioann (Maksimovich), metropolitan of Tobolsk)
Vestnik Pravoslavnogo Svâto-Tihonovskogo Gumanitarnogo Universiteta: Seriâ II. Istoriâ, Istoriâ Russkoj Pravoslavnoj Cerkvi
archpriest ioann vostorgov
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святая русь
сибирский патерик
митрополит иоанн максимович
канонизация
тобольск
title Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov and the development of hagiography in Siberia in the early 20th century (using the materials of celebration on the occasion of the canonisation of Ioann (Maksimovich), metropolitan of Tobolsk)
title_full Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov and the development of hagiography in Siberia in the early 20th century (using the materials of celebration on the occasion of the canonisation of Ioann (Maksimovich), metropolitan of Tobolsk)
title_fullStr Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov and the development of hagiography in Siberia in the early 20th century (using the materials of celebration on the occasion of the canonisation of Ioann (Maksimovich), metropolitan of Tobolsk)
title_full_unstemmed Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov and the development of hagiography in Siberia in the early 20th century (using the materials of celebration on the occasion of the canonisation of Ioann (Maksimovich), metropolitan of Tobolsk)
title_short Archpriest Ioann Vostorgov and the development of hagiography in Siberia in the early 20th century (using the materials of celebration on the occasion of the canonisation of Ioann (Maksimovich), metropolitan of Tobolsk)
title_sort archpriest ioann vostorgov and the development of hagiography in siberia in the early 20th century using the materials of celebration on the occasion of the canonisation of ioann maksimovich metropolitan of tobolsk
topic archpriest ioann vostorgov
missionary work
saints
prelate
hagiography
biography
life
feat
missionary movement
asceticism
holy russia
siberian patericon
metropolitan ioann maksimovich
canonization
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святитель
агиография
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житие
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святая русь
сибирский патерик
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канонизация
тобольск
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