Biographical dictionary of the clergy of the Stanislaviv (Ivano-Frankivsk) Eparchy - Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (1885–2020): methodology and research methods. Biograms for the letter "A", part 2

Abstract

The purpose of the article is to continue the development of the methodology and research methods of the project of the biographical dictionary of the clergy of the Stanislaviv (Ivano-Frankivsk) Diocese - Metropolis of the UGCC (1885–2020), as well as the publication of the direct results of this research - biographical references (biograms) of some representatives of the clergy under the letter "A" . Research methodology: the biographical method is outlined as the main process of implementing this project, the main parameters of biogram formation are determined. The scientific novelty is that, based on the analysis of the latest research by domestic historians, the need to continue the scientific project of the biographical dictionary of the clergy of the Stanislaviv Diocese / Ivano-Frankivsk Metropolis of the UGCC (1885–2020) in the context of biographical and prosopographical research to expand knowledge about the place and role of the clergy is justified. in the national movement and social life of Ukrainians of this region, the source and historiographical research base was analyzed, the specifics of the formation of the list and publication of biographies of the clergy were clarified, the publication of the second part of the series of biographies (biographical notes) of representatives of the clergy of the Stanislaviv Diocese under the letter "A" was carried out. This publication includes biographies of such persons as Abrahamovych Andrii (Adam Zakharoii-Simkha) Yosyfovych (1885–1959), Abrahamovych Lonhina (Olha Rebeka) Yosyfivna (1886–1952), Abrahamovskyi Myroslav Mykhailovych (1908–1981), Abrysovskyi Lev (1880–1918?), Adam Ivan (1880–1936), Azarkevych Stefaniia (r. n. nevid.–r. sm. nevid.), Aksentii Antin Ivanovych (1878–1907), Aleksandrovych Anna (r. n. nevid.–r. sm. nevid.), Aleksandrovych Valeriian Vasylii (1875–r. sm. nevid.), Aleksandrovych Ivan (1835–1927), Aleksevych Yevhenii (1845–1897), Aleksevych Iliarii (1820–1895), Aleksevych Iliarii (1852–1915), Alymurka / Antymovych Stefan (1872–1932), Alyskevych Yulian Yosafat (1889–1984), Ambroziak Ivan (1884–1945?), Ananevych Omelian Yosafat Hryhoriiovych (1888–1964), Anastaziievskyi Mykola (1858–1918), Anhelovych Mykhailo (1817–1890), Andriievskyi Yosafat Yosyf (1900–1931?). Conclusions: Based on a significant source base, this project is primarily designed to create detailed biographies of the priests of this church unit, to fit them into the broader context of historical processes. At the end of the article, a reconstruction of several biographies of Greek-Catholic priests (with the letter "A") is presented, testifying to their active activity not only in the church and religious, but also in the political, public, economic and cultural spheres of the life of the Ukrainian people.