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Josaphat, Saint, 1580?-1623

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Personal name headingJosaphat, Saint, 1580?-1623
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Variant(s)Giosafat, Saint, 1580?-1623
I︠A︡zafat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Īoasafat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Īoasafat, Saint, polot︠s︡kīĭ-unīi︠a︡tskīĭ arkhīepiskop, 1580?-1623
Iosafat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Iosafat, Saint, Abp. of Polotsk, 1580?-1623
Iosifat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Josafat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Josaphas, Saint, 1580?-1623
Josaphat, Saint, Archbishop of Polatsk, 1580?-1623
Jozaphat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kountzévitch, Josaphat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kuncevicius, Josaphat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kuncevicz, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kuncevyč, Josafat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kuncevyč, Josaphat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kuncewic, Josaphat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kuncewicz, Jan, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kuncewicz, Josaphat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kuncewycz, Ioann, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kuntsėvich, I︠A︡zafat, Saint, 1580-1623
Kunt︠s︡evich, Īoasafat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kunt︠s︡evich, Iosifat, Saint, 1580-1623
Kunt︠s︡evych, Ĭosafat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Kuntsevych, Yosafat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Yosafat, Saint, 1580?-1623
Birth date1580?
Death date1623
Found inOxford dict. of saints (Josaphat, 1580-1623, archbishop and martyr)
Holweck (Josaphat Kuncewic, martyr, Bishop of Polozk, O.S. Bas.; b. at Wladimir in Volhynia, d. 11/12/1623)
Butler's saint for the day, 2007: (St. Josaphat, Ioann Kuncewycz, Archbishop of Polotsk, martyr, about 1580-1623)
Butler's lives of the saints (St. Josaphat, Archbishop of Polotsk, martyr, d. 1623)
New Cath. enc. (Josaphat Kuncevyč, St., b. in Polish prov. of Wolyn 1580?; "Apostle of Union" and martyr; d. Witebsk, 11-12-1623)
LC PreMarc file (hdg.: Iosafat, Saint, Abp. of Polotsk, 1580?-1623)
Enc. catt. (Giosafat, saint, archbishop, martyr; b. 1580, d. 11-12-1623; family name: Kuncewicz)
Dict. de spiritualité (Josaphat Kuncevicz, Saint, Bishop of Poltzk; d. 1623)
BM cat. (hdg.: Josaphat [Jan Kuncewicz], Saint, Archbishop of Poltsk; refs.: Josafat, Josaphas, Jozaphat; Kountzévitch, Josaphat; Kuncewicz, Josaphat; Kuncevicius, Josaphat)
Soloviĭ, Meletiĭ M. Svi︠a︡tyĭ Ĭosafat Kunt︠s︡evych, 1967.
Sluzhba ŭ honar sʹvi︠a︡toho I︠A︡zafata Kuntsėvicha Pakutnika i arkhiepiskapa Polatskaha, 1992: cover p. 2 (...Sʹv. Pakutnika I︠A︡zafata Kuntsėvicha; ...Svi︠a︡tomy Muchenniku Iosifatu; ...Sv. Iosifata Kunt︠s︡evicha)
Īoasafat Kunt︠s︡evich, polot︠s︡kīĭ-unīi︠a︡tskīĭ arkhīepiskop, 1865: t.p. (canonized by Pope Pius IX)
Encyc. of Ukraine: v. 2, p. 713 (Kuntsevych, Yosafat [Kuncevyč, Josafat], b. ca. 1580 in Volhynia, d. 12 Nov. 1623 in Vitsebsk, Belorussia. Uniate archbishop and polemicist; Catholic saint. He was consecrated Bishop of Polatsk in 1617 and elevated to Archbishop in 1618. Kuntsevych raised the educational and moral standards of the Uniate clergy in his eparchy, and with Y. Rutsky initiated a major reform of the Basilian order. Supported by the Polish king and the Vatican, Kuntsevych took over many Orthodox churches and transformed them into Uniate ones which resulted in intense religious conflict in the region. Kuntsevych was killed by enraged Orthodox followers on 12 Nov. 1623. He was beatified by the Vatican in 1642 and canonized by Pope Pius IX on 29 June 1867, becoming the first eastern-rite saint in the Catholic Church. Kuntsevych wrote many polemical articles in Ukrainian and Polish)