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Icon in the refectory.
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The refectory.
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Interesting icon of God the Father in the Temple
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View of the temple from the choir loft
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Ground view of the temple
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Wonder working icon of the Mother of God, She Who is quick to hear
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The holy relics of St. Alexis Toth
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St. Alexis' shrine
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The relic chapel in the Temple. Includes relics of St. Panteleimon, St. Tikhon of Moscow, St, Tikhon of Zadonsk, Raphael of Brooklyn and several others.
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ABove the door to the relic chapel
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Above the Crucifixion chapel, where confessions are heard
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Stone on the gate. On the opposite side of the gate the same inscription is in Russian
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The gate
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This icon faces the road, next to the gate. It is about 10 feet or more tall
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The original tomb of St. Alexis behind the Temple, with a good view of the domes
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The bell tower
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The front of the temple, which was the original monastery building and was renovated to be the Temple after the original Temple burned down
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The Monastery cemetery, where Fr. Schmemann and other famous Orthodox Christians are buried
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The guest house
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The desk in my room. The bottom two icons are mine, but all of the rooms have a very nice icon corner. I will post more about my trip later. Sorry for the lack of order for the pictures.
Amazing iconography! I've heard, even from non-Christians who happened upon it, that St. Tikon's is an amazing retreat and the spiritual presence is out of this world. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMJL
wow, thanks for the pics! I hope to either attent St. Tikhon's or St. Sophia's in the coming years. St. Tikhon of Moscow is my patron saint, so it's a blessing to see a pic of his relics!
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Glad you enjoyed them, I wish you the best with pursuing your vocation. They have a great collection of relics, that by itself makes the pilgrimage worth it.
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