Sebastian (Dabovich)
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Archimandrite Sebastian Dabovich (born Jovan Dabovich, June 21, 1863 - November 30, 1940) was a prominent Serbian priest in the Russian Mission in America in the 1890s and early 1900s. He founded numerous churches and was the author of several books. He died in Serbia in 1940, and is currently being considered for glorification as a saint.
Writings
- The Lives of the Saints (1898)
- The Holy Orthodox Church (1898)
- Preaching in the Russian Church (1899)
Sources and external links
- Archimandrite Sebastian Dabovich: Serbian Orthodox Apostle, by Hieromonk Damascene (Christiansen), The Orthodox Word 43:1-2, (January-April, 2007)
- Archimandrite Sebastian Dabovich: The First Serbian Orthodox Apostle, by Alexander Vallens (2005)
- Articles on Dabovich at OrthodoxHistory.org
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