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  • Holy Cross Eastern Orthodox Monastery - East Setauket, New York
  • The Holy Protection of the Theotokos - was founded in 1993 by Elder Ephraim, former Abbot of Philotheou Monastery on Mount Athos who also founded 16 other monasteries throughout the United States and Canada. The Monastery’s “Mother House” is the Archangel Michael Monastery on the island of Thasos in Greece. White Haven, PA
  • Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Monastery - one of the seventeen monasteries in the United States and Canada under the spiritual guidance of Elder Ephraim.  Harvard, IL
  • Holy Myrrbearers Monastery - a monastic community for women of the Orthodox Church in America. Since 1983 in Otsego County in the scenic upper-Catskill region of New York State.
  • Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos Monastery - North Carolina - The Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos Monastery is an institution of the Orthodox Church in America under the direct jurisdiction of the Primate, His Beatitude Metropolitan HERMAN.
  • St. John The Forerunner Greek Orthodox Monastery - Goldendale, Washington - The monastery supports itself solely by the handiwork of the sisters and donations. They practice the traditional arts of the Orthodox church including: writing Byzantine icons, sewing vestments, knotting prayer ropes, hand-rolling incense, and dipping beeswax candles. They also mount icon prints and make natural soap and lotion and bake traditional Greek food and sweets for their bakery and gift shop.

 

 

 

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