Innosensius saka Alaska

Innosensius saka Alaska
Pencerah Alaska lan Siberia
Miyos	6 September [K.J.: 26 Agustus] 1797 Anginskoye, Oblast Irkutsk
Séda	12 April [K.J.: 31 Maret] 1879; usia 81 Moskwa
Dipun urmati ing	Ortodoks Wetan Gereja Episkopal (Amerika Serikat)
Kanonisasi	6 Oktober [K.J.: 23 September] 1977, Moskwa
Papan ziarah utama	Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra

Janasuci Innosensius saka Alaska (26 Agustus 1797 – 31 Maret 1879, O.S.), uga diarani minangka Janasuci Innosensius Metropolitan Moskwa (Ruslan: Святитель Иннокентий Митрополит Московский) yaiku imam misionaris Ortodoks Ruslan, banjur kuwi biskop lan biskop agung Ortodoks kapisan ing bawana Amerika, lan banjur pungkasane Metropolitan Moskwa lan kabeh Ruslan. Dikenal amargi karya misionarise, pambelajaran lan kapemimpinan ing Alaska lan Wetan Adoh Ruslan ing abad ping 19, ia dikenal amargi kabisane minangka cendekiawan, linguis, lan administrator

Sumber

• Paul Garrett, Saint Innocent, Apostle to America, Saint Vladimir's Seminary Press; Crestwood New York, 1979
• Oleg Kobtzeff, "Ruling Siberia: The Imperial Power, the Orthodox Church and the Native People", Siberica, British Siberian Studies Seminar, Cambridge, vol. II, 1984, pp.  6–15.

Pranala jaba

• Alaskan Orthodox Christian texts (Aleut, Tlingit) Archived 2015-05-08 at the Wayback Machine. by St. Innocent (Veniaminov)
• Repose of St Innocent the Metropolitan of Moscow the Enlightener of the Aleuts and Apostle to the Americas (Orthodox icon and synaxarion for the March 31 feast)
• Glorification of St Innocent the Metropolitan of Moscow and Enlightener of the Aleuts, Apostle to the Americas (October 6 feast)
• World Digital Library presentation of Evangelie ot Matfeiaor Gospel of St. Matthew, in Innocent's Aleut script, 1840. National Library of Russia. Primary source book with summary description, 288 images with enhanced view and zoom features, text to speech capability. Russian, Aleut. Links to related to content. Content available as TIF, PDF. This book is Veniaminov's translation of the Gospel of Matthew from Russian into the Aleut-Fox language.