Gorchakov, Mikhail Ivanovich( archpriest, professor of church law at St. Petersburg University)
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Biography Gorchakov, Mikhail Ivanovich
(1838 - 1910). At the end of the St. Petersburg Theological Academy in 1861,. sacristan took place in Stuttgart and also attended lectures in the Germanic and Swiss universities. Upon his return to St. Petersburg received a volunteer at the Law Faculty of the University. In 1865, Mr.. for the essay "On the origin and the system pretorskogo edict" received a silver medal and passed an examination on the candidate's rights. In the same year received the priesthood and received a Master of Divinity for the essay "On the church historians of the first centuries of Christianity VIII". After 3 years, after defending his dissertation "monastic order", Gorchakov received a Master of Administrative Law and an associate professor in the department of ecclesiastical law. In 1871, Mr.. for his thesis "On land holdings all-Russia metropolitans, patriarchs and the Holy Synod, received his doctorate in public law and was elected Professor. In 1881, Mr.. Kiev Theological Academy Gorchakov awarded Doctor of Divinity for the essay "On the secret of marriage, - the origin, historical and legal significance of the canonical and the dignity of the 50 th chapter of printed Helmsman" (St. Petersburg, 1880). Late 30 th anniversary, he gave the teaching and church administration. Departments of church law in many higher education institutions to replace the students Gorchakov. Gorchakov was not just "armchair scientists. His article in The Voice since 1868, Mr. Krajewski. at one time attracted attention. Quite a few articles he published in the Journal of the civil and criminal law ", in" Legal Chronicle and other publications. In 1905, Mr.. Gorchakov was appointed to the commission for preliminary work on matters before the forthcoming Local Council, in 1906. - A member of the Pre-Conciliar presence and elected by the Synod as a member of the State Council of the secular clergy. See. obituary VN. Beneshevich (Journal MN. It. ", 1911, March).
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