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Pilgrimage Days

Twice a year -- on the second weekend after Pascha, the feast of our patrons, the Holy Myrrhbearers and on the second Saturday of October -- we set aside Pilgrimage days to welcome all of you to join us for special prayer and fellowship. We also welcome small groups and individual guests at other times, when you may participate in our daily life of prayer and work.

Holy Myrrhbearers Monastery’s
32nd Annual Patronal Feast
Pilgrimage
Saturday & Sunday
May 2-3, 2009

Saturday Divine Liturgy: 10 AM
V Rev. Chad Hatfield,
Chancellor, St. Vladimir’s Seminary
Presiding with monastery clergy trustees

Akathist: 1:30 PM

Healing Service: 3:30 PM

Vigil: 6 PM

 

Sunday: 10 AM

Healing Service: 2 PM

Vespers : 4 PM

 

Potluck refreshments:
Anything you’d like to bring is welcome!
Open house fellowship between services.

Please phone the monastery at (607) 432-3179 for further information or any questions.

Near historic Oneonta and Cooperstown in scenic upstate New York.

We invite all of you to join us for any or all of the events of our Pilgrimages. Since we cannot know how many guests to prepare for ahead of time and since so many of you are good cooks, we always have Potluck refreshments: Anything you would like to bring is welcome. However if all you can bring is yourself, please do that! In between services, we share whatever you bring. Our own contribution to refreshments traditionally includes our own homemade bread and cheese.

We have open house with a chance to meet the sisterhood, see our monastery and tour our Zoar Farms.

If you plan to join us, please "Google" information about local accommodations and make your motel reservations early! We are near historic Oneonta and Cooperstown in scenic upstate New York . You may also e-mail us (Myrrhbearers@aol.com) or phone the monastery at (607) 432-3179 for more information.

Note: Our guest house accommodations are usually filled early for our Pilgrimages. Local motels etc. also seem to fill up quickly, especially when have competition from the local colleges or the Baseball Hall of Fame, so try toget your reservations in early: Accommodations in the Oneonta/Otego Area.

 
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