Ivanovsky, Nikolai Ivanovich

Born in the family of a priest. He studied at the Arkhangelsk Seminary and at the St. Petersburg Theological Academy, where he completed the course in 1865, and was appointed on October 9 the same year, and 21 entered the Kazan Theological Academy as a bachelor in the department of schism .

Since April 1867, he served as assistant inspector.

In 1869, he was an extraordinary professor, in 1883, after defending his dissertation “A Critical Analysis of the Teachings of the Unacceptable Priesthood of the Old Believers on the Church and the Sacraments” ( Kazan 1883; 2 ed. 1892), he was elected an ordinary professor of the Department of History and the Exposure of the Russian Schism of the Kazan Theological Academy.

Since 1873 he taught the doctrine of schism in the Kazan seminary . Since 1875 - member of the commission for the description of manuscripts of the Solovetsky Monastery . Since 1871, Ivanovsky conducted practical activities to denounce the schism: he talked with Old Believers in Kazan, traveled repeatedly for interviews in the schismatic areas of the Kazan diocese and outside the diocese: in 1882, in Saratov , in 1887–89 and 1891–92, in Nizhny Novgorod , in 1888 and 1889 in St. Petersburg .

In 1898, a complete collection of his works was prepared and the first volume was published. About the anti-splinter activity “A quarter of a century of service since the opening of interviews”.

Died October 25, 1913

The funeral service for N.I. Ivanovsky was performed on October 28, 1913, in the church of the Kazan Theological Academy by His Eminence Jacob, Archbishop of Kazan , with the rector of the academy, His Grace Anatoly, Bishop of Chistopolsky , Rector of the Seminary Michael, Bishop of Cheboksary and a host of clergy.

Nikolai Ivanovich Ivanovsky was buried in the Arskoye cemetery of Kazan , a cross of black marble was installed on the tombstone.

Since 1866 ^{[1] he} was married to Alexander Vasilievna Ivanovskaya (nee Pokrovskaya) (1847 - April 15 (24), 1870), daughter of a St. Petersburg priest, translator ^{[2] [3]} . Spouse N. I. Ivanovsky died almost a year after the birth of her son ^[4] .

The second wife of N.I. Ivanovsky was Maria Nikolaevna Chernova.

Ivanovsky N.I. had three daughters and five sons. Sons - Michael, Nikolai, Cyril, Vladimir and Eugene.

In Soviet times, Mikhail and Nikolai headed the departments of higher mathematics in Omsk and Krasnoyarsk. Cyril in 1920-21 served at the headquarters of Ungern, in 1923-1942 he was under the control of the OGPU and the KGB. He was sentenced to death twice, died his death in a prison in Omsk in 1942. Vladimir - formatevt. Eugene - priest rector of the Church of St. Nicholas the Miracle Worker on the Khludov side of the posad - the city of Sochi (in December 1917, the former Prime Minister of the Russian Empire I.L. Goremykin and his family were brutally murdered in Sochi)

He was awarded the orders of St. Anne of the 2nd and 3rd degree, St. Vladimir of the 4th degree, St. Stanislav of the 2nd degree.

Articles

Articles in the "Orthodox Interlocutor":

• On the mountain ash - 1867, vol. II, p. 43;
• On the number of schismatics - 1867, volume II, p. 257;
• About Protopope Habakkuk - 1869, Volume II; S. 18 and S. 135;
• On the Confessional Confession - 1869, vol. II, p. 253;
• One of the latest and very strange opinions of the Old Believers is 1869, volume III, p. 125;
• About epithemas against schismatics - 1869, volume III, p. 320;
• Joining the Church of the Holy Monk Paul - 1870, Volume I, C. 3;
• Marriageists and marriage men: concerning the book of Nilsky “Family Life in a Schism” - 1870, volume I, p. 321, volume II, p. 32, volume III, p. 136;
• About random Old Believers bishops of the XVIII century. - 1873, volume I;
• About the main sects of baselessness - 1873, volume III,
• About the sacrament of St. Communion according to the teachings of the Bespopovites - 1871, Volume I,
• Regarding the recognition of schismatic marriages - 1875, volume I;
• On new laws regarding schismatics - 1883, vol. III.

Articles in the Orthodox Review:

• Regarding the book "Historical Essay of Unity" - 1867, Prince. 10, p. 178;
• Public lectures on the Austrian priesthood - 1868, Prince. 5, p. 19 and pr. 6, p. 219;

Books

• "Guide to the history and denunciation of the Old Believer schism. Part I. The history of the split ”(Kazan, 1886; 2 ed. 1887), part II and III -“ The exposure of the split with the addition of information about rationalistic and mystical sects ”Kazan 1887; 2nd ed. 1888).

In the first part of this book, the concept of schism is given, and it also talks about the emergence and development in Russia of attachment to rite and letter.

• Part II - Kazan 1909, 8th ed.

• “A book about the Antichrist and about other actions, those who want to be with him” (Kazan 1872; 2 ed. 1892)
• “Proskinitarian Arseny Sukhanov” (“Orthodox Palestinian Collection”, issue 21, St. Petersburg. 1889).

• Ivanovsky, Nikolai Ivanovich // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
• Znamensky P.V. History of the Kazan Theological Academy. Kaz., 1892. Issue. 2, pp. 401-402, 589.

Ivanovsky Nikolai Ivanovich