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Saint Innocent Metropolitan of Moscow

Saint Innocent Metropolitan of Moscow Saint Innocent of Moscow, also known as Metropolitan Innocent of Moscow, was a prominent figure in the Russian Orthodox Church. He was born in 1797 and served as the Metropolitan of Moscow from 1868 until his death in 1879. Saint Innocent was known for his piety, humility, and devotion to the Orthodox faith. In Orthodox iconography, Saint Innocent is often depicted wearing the traditional vestments of a bishop, with a halo surrounding his head to symbolize his holiness. He is typically shown holding a Gospel book, representing his role as a shepherd of the Church and a teacher of the faith. Devotion to Saint Innocent of Moscow is especially strong among the Russian Orthodox faithful, who venerate him as a model of Christian virtue and a powerful intercessor before God. Many believers turn to Saint Innocent in times of need, seeking his prayers and protection. Saint Innocent of Moscow is commemorated on October 5th in the Orthodox liturgical calendar. On this day, believers attend church services dedicated to his memory, offer prayers for his intercession, and venerate his holy icon as a tangible link to his spiritual presence. May the prayers of Saint Innocent of Moscow be with us always. Amen.