The 16 recognized (so far) Orthodox Saints who have shined forth in North America

For most of these Saints, see here.

• Herman of Spruce Island, Alaska - Ukrainian/Russian, monk, missionary
• Innocent of Sitka, Alaska - Russian, married parish priest, missionary, bishop, went on to be Metropolitan of Moscow, the most influential Orthodox churchman of his time
• Juvenaly of Iliamna and his companion: Juvenaly - Russian, priest-monk, missionary, co-proto-martyr of North America; Companion - probably Tanaina Indian, Juvenaly’s guide, church reader, co-proto-martyr of North America
Peter the Aleut - Kodiak Islander, young adult, martyred in San Francisco. My patron Saint!
• Tikhon of Moscow - Russian, bishop of All North America, Patriarch of Moscow, probably martyred by Communists
• Jacob Netsvetov - Russian/Aleut Kreol, missionary, priest
• Alexis of Wilkes-Barre, Penna., and Minneapolis, Minn. - Carpatho-Russian, convert, missionary, married priest
• Alexander Hotovitzky - Russian, priest, missionary, martyred by Communists
• John of Chicago - Russian, priest, missionary, martyred by Communists
• Raphael of Brooklyn - Syro-Arab, monk, scholar, missionary, first Orthodox bishop consecrated in the Americas
• Basil Martysz* - Polish, married priest, martyred by thugs in WW2 Poland (*-links to secure server)
• Nicolai of So. Canaan, Penna., and Ohrid and Zhitsa, Yugoslavia - Serbian, bishop, scholar, concentration- camp survivor, "the New Chrysostom"
• John of Shanghai, China, and San Francisco, Calif. - Russian, bishop
• Arseny of So. Canaan, Penna., and Winnipeg, Canada - Russian, married priest, monk, missionary, bishop, founded first Orthodox monastery in Americas, and a seminary
• Varnava of Serbia - Serbian-American, born in Gary, Indiana. I can’t find any more about him! UPDATE: Go here.