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name=The Holy Cross Orthodox Monastery| | name=The Holy Cross Orthodox Monastery| | ||
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type=Male Monastery| | type=Male Monastery| | ||
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language=English, some Slavonic and Romanian| | language=English, some Slavonic and Romanian| | ||
music=[[Russian Chant]]| | music=[[Russian Chant]]| | ||
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feasts=[[September 14|Elevation]]| | feasts=[[September 14|Elevation]]| | ||
website=[http://www.holycross-niagarafalls.org Official website] | website=[http://www.holycross-niagarafalls.org Official website] | ||
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| − | '''The Holy Cross Orthodox Monastery''' is a [[monastery]] of the [[ | + | '''The Holy Cross Orthodox Monastery''' is a [[monastery]] of the [[The Holy Orthodox Metropolis of Boston]] located in Niagara Falls, New York. It was established in the year 2005 by [[Archimandrite]] [[Nicholas (Iuhos)]], built in the former Holy Trinity Orthodox Church (est. 1951). |
Plans for the monastery include the organization of special spiritual retreats and lectures for those who are interested in learning more about the [[Orthodox Christianity|Orthodox faith]], [[spirituality]], the [[Church Fathers]], and much more. | Plans for the monastery include the organization of special spiritual retreats and lectures for those who are interested in learning more about the [[Orthodox Christianity|Orthodox faith]], [[spirituality]], the [[Church Fathers]], and much more. | ||
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*[http://www.holycross-niagarafalls.org Holy Cross Monastery] | *[http://www.holycross-niagarafalls.org Holy Cross Monastery] | ||
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Revision as of 22:50, September 29, 2008
| The Holy Cross Orthodox Monastery | |
| Jurisdiction | The Holy Orthodox Metropolis of Boston (HOCNA), HOCNA |
| Type | Male Monastery |
| Founded | 2005 |
| Superior | Archim. Nicholas |
| Approx. size | 2 monks |
| Location | Niagara Falls, New York |
| Liturgical language(s) | English, some Slavonic and Romanian |
| Music used | Russian Chant |
| Calendar | Julian Calendar |
| Feastdays celebrated | Elevation |
| Official website | Official website |
The Holy Cross Orthodox Monastery is a monastery of the The Holy Orthodox Metropolis of Boston located in Niagara Falls, New York. It was established in the year 2005 by Archimandrite Nicholas (Iuhos), built in the former Holy Trinity Orthodox Church (est. 1951).
Plans for the monastery include the organization of special spiritual retreats and lectures for those who are interested in learning more about the Orthodox faith, spirituality, the Church Fathers, and much more.
The monastery property consists of about 3 1/2 acres of land, including a brownstone church, a rectory, a garage, and a separate building which has three apartments upstairs, a hall, a kitchen, a future library and a basement.
The main building needs capital repairs, a new roof, new windows, new electrical wiring, and new heating and air conditioning system. Once restored, it is in this building that the monastic community will live.
The monastery plans to bring English speaking monks from Eastern Europe to begin the monastic life and hopes to attract other interested candidates from the US and Canada.
The monastery plans to build a small pierogi factory to provide itself income, some of which will be used to help needy families of military personnel and set up scholarships for their children. A project to build a shrine dedicated to the Holy Cross in memory of American servicemen and women is also planned.
Schedule of services
- Saturday: 6:00pm - Great Vespers
- Sunday: 9:30am - Divine Liturgy
- Feastdays: 6:00pm Great Vespers on the eve of the feast, followed by 9:30am Divine Liturgy on the feastday.
