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St. Innocent Bishop of Irkutsk

St. Innocent Bishop of Irkutsk St. Innocent of Irkutsk was a Russian Orthodox bishop and missionary who lived in the 18th century. He is known for his efforts to spread the Orthodox faith in Siberia and for his work in translating religious texts into the local languages of the indigenous peoples of the region. In icons, St. Innocent is often depicted wearing the traditional robes of a bishop, holding a cross in one hand and a Gospel book in the other. He is shown with a halo around his head, symbolizing his holiness and closeness to God. Devotion to St. Innocent of Irkutsk is still strong in the Orthodox Church, particularly in Russia and Siberia, where he is considered a powerful intercessor for those seeking help and protection. His feast day is celebrated on March 31st, the day of his repose. Christians often pray to St. Innocent for guidance and strength in their own missionary and evangelistic efforts, following his example of spreading the Gospel with love and humility.