Biography of Georgievsky

Theologian, philologist, teacher, liturgist, prof. The biography was born in the village of Cherkizov, Moscow district and province in the family of the psalmist of the Ilyinsky Church. The brother of Sergei Ivanovich Georgievsky, an employee of the institutions of the Moscow Patriarchate, uncle Nikolai Sergeyevich Georgievsky, regent of the Patriarchal Choir. For a year he studied at the Koloshinsky Zemsky Primary School, in the year he graduated from the Perervinsky Theological School in the 1st category.

The tragic events that followed the October Revolution of the year did not allow him to receive further theological education. In the year he graduated from the Unified Labor School of the Sokolnichesky District of Moscow and entered the verbal department of the State Institute of the Word of the former historical and philological faculty of Moscow State University, at which he studied from the GG.

For the essay “On Women in Gogol’s Creativity” was approved by the Academic Council of the Institute to the degree of candidate of verbal sciences.

In the years, he taught Russian and literature in secondary and higher educational institutions of Moscow. In combination, in the years he was in charge of the educational part in the sector of the film studio "Interrabp -Film". In the years - a teacher at the 4th special artillery school. In - years - Associate Professor at the Industrial Academy. Since the X, he actively participated in the church life of the country, in the year he became an assistant and personal secretary of the Kyiv Meter.

Nikolai Yarushevich, was part of the commission to prepare for the opening of spiritual schools in Moscow. In October, Patriarch Sergius was invited to work in the Moscow Patriarchate. After the re -certification of the teaching staff of the Moscow Theological Academy on January 21, he was again approved with the rank of associate professor of the department of Liturgics.

He transferred the personal library to Moscow Theological Schools, which contained the best theological work. From June 1 to the year, part -time with academic work was an employee of the Association. In the period, he wrote 42 reviews of candidate works of students of the Moscow Theological Academy. At the Local Council of the year he headed the Mandate Commission on the choice of the Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus'.

At a meeting of the same cathedral on February 2, he read a report on the composition and powers of the cathedral. At a meeting of the chapters and representatives of autocephalous Orthodox churches in July in Moscow, he made a report “On the Church Calendar”. For a year, he was the executive secretary of the editorial office of the “Journal of the Moscow Patriarchate”, edited the annual issues of the “Orthodox Church calendar” and the collection “Lifestying Instructions”.

In the year, his book “The Oblocation of the Divine Liturgy” was published, which became a valuable practical manual for students of spiritual seminaries and beginner clergy. For many years he was the headman of the temple in the name of the apostles of Peter and Paul on Preobrazhenskaya Square in Moscow. He was elected a member of the Local Council of the Year and was elected chairman of the Mandate Commission on the Patriarch election.

In the year, for outstanding merits to the Academy and in connection with the flying, he was awarded the title of Honored Professor. Being in advanced years, he stopped lecturing, but young teachers often turned to him for the advice, and at the meetings of the Academic Council, his word was decisive in resolving church-practical issues. He died on December 4. He was buried in the Preobrazhensky cemetery of Moscow.