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List of rectors

Rectors of St. Michael's^[1]^[2]
From	Until	Incumbent	Notes
-	-	Тоаннъ	in 1496
-	-	Гона I	(mentioned 1499-1506)
c. 1521	-	Макарий (Macarius)	-
1553	1563	Симеонъ (Simeon)	-
1581	1584	Сильвестръ (Sylvester)	-
1602	1618	Тоасафъ Мировский	-
1620	1631	Job Boretsky	-
1631	1632	Isaiah Kopinsky	In 1631, after the election of Peter Mohyla as Metropolitan of Kyiv by the Polish Sejm, the latter had to take the monastery by force. 1633 Kopinsky was imprisoned. He was later released and in 1634 captured the monastery, remaining there until 1635.^[3]
1643	1645	Филоеей Кизаревичъ	-
1645	1646	Joseph (Kononovich-Gorbatsky) [uk]	Professor of poetics and rhetoric, rector of the Kyiv-Mohyla Collegium.^[3] In 1654, the new abbot was Feodosiy Vasylevich-Baevsky.^[3]

Rectors of St. Michael's
From	Until	Incumbent	Notes
1655	1672	Theodosius Safonovich [ru]	or (1655–1677). A tin roof replaced the wooden one, and the dome was gilded.^[3] Sofonovych was a church and educational figure, historian, governor of the Kyiv-Mohyla collegium (1653-55), author of the well-known "Chronicles of Ancient Chroniclers" (completed in 1672).^[3]
1673	1685	Varlaam (Yasynskyi) [uk]	-
1677	1682	Mykhailo Dzyk [uk]	Dzyk headed the Kyiv-Mohyla collegium (1662–1665)) and became a well-known preacher.^[3]
1683	1698	Сильвестрь Головчичъ III (Sylvester Golovchich III)	1682-86 — Feodosiy Gugurevich moved from here to become the rector of the Kyiv-Mohyla collegium.^[3]
1697	1701	Zakharia (Kornylovych) [uk]	-
1713	1715	Senyutovych Ioanikiy [uk]	-
1715	1716	Варлаамь (Varlaam) МЛеницюй II	-
1722	1736	Алекай (Alekai)	-
1737	1739	Amvrosii (Dubnevich) [uk]	-
1739	1740	Timofey (Shcherbatsky) [uk]	-
1740	1746	Сильвестрь (Silvester) Думницюй	-

Rectors of St. Michael's
From	Until	Incumbent	Notes
1746	1753	Модестъ (Modest)	also 1757—1766
1753	1755	оанниюй Скабовскй (Oanniy Skabovsky)	-
1755	1757	Варлаамъ Тещинсюй (Varlaam Teshchinsuy)	-
1766	1768	Эеофилактъ Зубрицкш (Eeophylactus Zubritsksh)	-
1768	1769	-	Епифанй Могилянсюй (Epifany Mogilansui)
1769	1775	Isaiah Germanovsky [uk]	-
1775	1778	Феоктистъ (Theoktis)	-
1778	1778	Варлаамъ Миславеюй (Varlaam Mislaveuy)	also 1787—1791
1778	1787	Гарас Вербицкий (Garas Verbitsky)	-
1791	1795	Hieronymus (Blonsky) [uk]	-

Rectors of St. Michael's
From	Until	Incumbent	Notes
1795	1798	Theophylact (Slonetskyi) [uk]	-
1798	1799	Теронимъ Яновский (Teronym Yanovsky)	-

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From 1734 thanks to the request of Metropolitan Raphael ( Zaborovsky ) K.S.-M.Z.m. had the status of archimandria and was directly subject to the Most Holy Synod. During the secularization of the church. property, according to the decree of the Imp. Catherine II , 1786 the monastery was recognized as "first class" and remained in the state. From 1799, according to the decree of the Most Holy Synod, the abbot of the monastery was at the same time the vicar (deputy) of the Metropolitan of Kyiv. and Halytskyi with the rank of bishop Chyhyrynskyi. At 18 - at the beginning. 20th century among the abbots of K.S.-M.Z.m. were known to the church. activists, scientists, educators, in particular: 1737–39 – Amvrosii (Dubnevich); 1739–40 – Timofey (Scherbatsky); 1757–68 – Epiphany (Mohyla); 1778–87 – Tarasii (Verbytskyi); 1800–07 – Feofan (Shiyanov); 1807–12, 1812–23 – Iriney ( Falkovsky); 1836–41 – Innokenty (Borisov); 1858–59 – Antony (Amphiteatrov); 1859–65 – Seraphim (Aretinsky); 1865–78 – Porfiry (Uspensky); 1908–11 – Pavlo (Preobrazhenskyi); 1911–18 – Nikodym (Krotkov).
In 1713–15, under Abbot Ioannikiy (Senyutovych), a refectory was built with the Church of St. apostle and evangelist John the Theologian, an iconostasis (destroyed in the 1930s) was installed in it