(b. 1901, died in Stalingrad in action), Michael (b. 1915; a veteran of the WWII, worked as a driver), Vera (b. 1903), Antonina (b. 1904, both teachers), Kapitalina (b. 1906) and Anna (b. 1910, nursery teacher). Canonization Upon the initiative of the Ryazan Diocese, on July 16, 2005, Protopriest Michael Kobozev was canonized as a saint of the Russian Orthodox Church and added in the Synaxis of Russian new martyrs and confessors of the 20th century as Michael Blagievsky, after the name of the village where he once served. In summer 2009, on the façade of the house where he lived in Ranenburg there was set a memorial plate. The feast day is December 23, the day he was executed. References Russian saints Russian saints of the Eastern Orthodox Church Victims of Red Terror in Soviet Russia 20th-century Eastern Orthodox martyrs 1874 births 1937 deaths People from Moscow Governorate People from Chaplygin People executed by the Soviet Union by firearm