St. Maximus the Confessor Orthodox Church
Diocese of the South, Orthodox Church in America
Denton, Texas
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Holy Archangels Greek Orthodox Monastery
Holy Archangels - Kendalia TX

Founded by Elder Ephrem of Mt. Athos in 1996, this is a growing, vibrant monastery rooted in the Athonite Orthodox Tradition. The Monastery stands on 140 acres of land in the Texas Hill Country some 40 miles northwest of San Antonio. All nine brothers speak English, but the liturgical language is exclusively Greek. Men may stay overnight in the monastery, but women must find lodging in a nearby town. Well worth a visit and your support!

http://holyarchangels.com/

 
 
 


HOLY ARCHANGELS GREEK ORTHODOX MONASTERY

P.O. Box 422/ END OF TWIN SISTERS DRIVE
KENDALIA, TEXAS 78027
Tel. (830) 833-2793 Fax (830) 833-2231

St. Paraskevi Greek Orthodox Monastery
St. Paraskevi Women's Monastery - Washington, TX
A woman's monastery in the Athonite tradition, St. Parascevi is located a few miles south of College Station. The liturgical language is Greek, but some sisters do speak English.

Saint Paraskevi Greek Orthodox Monastery
6855 Little York Lane,
Washington, TX 77880
Telephone Number: (936) 878-2390


http://www.saintparaskevi.org/
Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Monastery

The Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ Women's Monastery is being founded in North Texas with the blessings of Archbishop Dmitri and Metropolitan Jonah.

https://nativitymonastery.com/

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