A NEW MONASTIC CLOISTER
After many months of careful planning, we are well underway with the construction of a traditional monastic cloister.
The cloister will be styled following the example of many traditional monastic enclosures. With room for 26 monks, it will have room for growth for the future in a private monastic environment. Current existing buildings will provide reception areas, guest rooms, a library, and offices.
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OVERVIEW
We hope to continue to adorn our catholicon with the completion of the Great Feasts of the Master in the clerestory and to have twelve male and twelve female monastic saints on the north and south walls at ground level.
The north and south walls of the sanctuary, scenes from the Life of St. John Maximovitch, and groups of North American Saints for the west wall have been completed and installed.
Iconography Project Details
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A NEW CEMETERY
Saint John of San Francisco Orthodox Monastery has established a cemetery where the faithful of the Metropolis can be buried.
Saint Photios Orthodox Theological Seminary
The New Seminary is thriving.
The specific objectives of the Seminary are to ensure that its students graduate with a thorough knowledge and accurate comprehension of the primacy of Scripture and its expression in, and concord with, the teachings of the Church Fathers, Holy Tradition, and the sacred doctrines of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
The seminary frequently posts public lectures, conferences, and informal interviews on their YouTube channel.
To find more information about Saint Photios Orthodox Theological Seminary, click on the link below.
VOLUNTEER TO HELP
Come to the monastery or support us from afar.
Areas of where you can help:
- Candle Shop
- Website Development
- Writing and Proofing
- The cloister construction project
- Garden and landscape
- More…
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