The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
BISHOP
 NAMED FOR ALASKA
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 jealous and mscllsh work Bishop Innocent was raised to Che rank Of Archbishop iu Che year ls5o
 Whom. in recognition Of ha auc- cess in Che spread ol Christianity In both Asia and America. tho church roycnmont added to Che d.oae.o Of Archbishop mnoomt tho Ya.out country m sIbor.a !. hocamo uoec- mry for him to change ha p'oca of residence from s.ta to YaaouHh i'm Northern Siberia and vicar bishop was appointed to carry on Che good work in Che s.lu division lt grow and progressed Haido. par och.al schools. % hcoIorea m.u- ary was establish in s.ua ThH was later removed however Go rN- outsk
 Russian activity continued In Che colonies by policy of conc.nodon Of Ono most benevolent and thor ouch character Much peaceful pa- ucnt and solid work was done for Che establishment Of social and re- ueIous order The ereaicr port of
 Che expense of maintaining churches ciereics and schools lu Aasu has been dcfraycl by Che Russian Amcr.- can Company and One work pro cccdcd in ia quet steady come through hc am.caho transfer of tho Territory to 2 friendly power and into our own umo
 In Che couro of a haf century many disasters and many trials have passed over thc followers of tho Rus- sian Orthodox church I'm Aaskai but in spite ot trials and y.oa..- tudos Che church by Che grace of God -is sem equal to hor m.a.on Truth is sm uu,hi history H h.a- tory; al else changes and vm.ah,. but Divine Truth shall prevail n aI time,
 Tho Juneau church. erected and consc,ratcd in 1894. was erected for Che use ot Chose RuH.sn who IoI- lowed Che frt gold eesu to Ju- ncau i'm 1880 and ls>l as we'll as for uhc purroa. ol rronae.tIns Che Christian religion moae tHe m- ticcs ol ha town and vicinity m the year 1890 Chief Amtam.h Of
 hc raku tribe made a y...t to s.tm for Che express purpose ol becoming A Christian. stating chat hc wished to be baptized and ,o learn thc Christian religion n order .m. hc might bo abIe to help his people i.e wished Go bring hem Go Chris.
 Chief huaUahash became n Chris uan and. on leaving sIlm "r JH- rcau Inc was accompanied by Row. Vladimir Dor.soy-vho uas .hc ort man to come ,o Juneau as r0nro- tentative ol thc Russian orhodoN church Father um .oy mu .c.0I to Che Russians who were lHw live ing in Juneau and uoue'm md at tbc same ume hc h.nunI n mm Der of natives. a.ter which h. re- turned to b.s own parrish al st'u
 Father Mrotn rHtol Juneau i'm hc years 1892 and 1898. and at this umc the number Of cammm cants rrcw To such aa eN.on. .hat .t became necessary t9 p.aoe n pore mancnt priest in tha G.d. m 1894 BIshop N.cboas of s.n Francisco came to Juneau from sfsa m che IT, s. pmta accompanied by Row. v. Donstoy ucoon Ivan HormoHAy. his secretary and quite number o. singers and ass.sau.s to gonaoara,e tbc Church of st Nicholas On che same day he ordained Rev. Ivan Bornoaky as rHe for Che ju- ucau church.
 Father BoruoHar aHcr two years of labor here. ozeh.ns.l posts with Roy. Alexander Nwo.Her.ch of Renal CooNa mlol Naan who laborcd wItb great zeal and energy n hh fcli. establishing a aohoo. whore Che native children were taught English Russian. arithmetic and Church ca,ooh.Hm Beside. en- iarr.ur Che number ol oommun. cauts n Che local church. ho brought, into Che Gc'd of tao church a large number Of Uoonah natives cm.ta, natives and natives living W far away as AUn. B C. Father lwo- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR