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- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh abstract "Saint Mitrophan or Mitrofan of Voronezh (secular name Mikhail; 1623 - 1703) was the first Russian Orthodox bishop of Voronezh (since 1682). He is reputed to have possessed miracle-working powers.Mikhail (as he was then known) was born in the village of Antilokhovo, Savinsky District and took monastic vows after his wife's death in 1663. He managed the Kosmin Monastery near Yuryev-Polsky and the Unzha Monastery in Makaryev before being promoted to a bishop's see in 1682. He supported Peter the Great in his efforts to build the first Russian warships in Voronezh but was generally critical of his Westernization policies. Bishop Mitrofan was buried in the Annunciation Monastery in the Tsar's presence in 1703. When 14 years later his tomb was opened, Mitrofan's body was found to be "whole" and his relics were proclaimed to have healing powers. After he was formally canonized in 1832 and Nicholas I paid a visit to his shrine, his fame increased and large numbers of pilgrims from Central Russia started flocking to his tomb in Voronezh. The first Moscow church in his name was consecrated in 1895.The Bolsheviks had Mitrofan's relics confiscated. It was in 1989 that the relics were returned to the Russian Orthodox Church. There is an ornate statue of Saint Mitrofan in front of the Annunciation Cathedral where his relics have been kept since then.".
- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh birthDate "1623".
- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh birthYear "1623".
- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh deathDate "1703".
- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh deathYear "1703".
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- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh dateOfBirth "1623".
- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh dateOfDeath "1703".
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- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh name "Mitrofan of Voronezh".
- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh shortDescription "Russian orthodox bishop".
- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh description "Russian orthodox bishop".
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- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh comment "Saint Mitrophan or Mitrofan of Voronezh (secular name Mikhail; 1623 - 1703) was the first Russian Orthodox bishop of Voronezh (since 1682). He is reputed to have possessed miracle-working powers.Mikhail (as he was then known) was born in the village of Antilokhovo, Savinsky District and took monastic vows after his wife's death in 1663. He managed the Kosmin Monastery near Yuryev-Polsky and the Unzha Monastery in Makaryev before being promoted to a bishop's see in 1682.".
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- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh depiction Relics_of_Saint_Mitrophan_of_Voronezh.jpg.
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- Mitrofan_of_Voronezh name "Mitrofan of Voronezh".
