Presentation of the Mother of God Convent (Bungarby, New South Wales)
Holy Convent of the Presentation of the Mother of God | |
Jurisdiction | ROCOR ANZ |
Type | Female Monastery |
Founded | 1999 |
Superior | Abbess Anna |
Approx. size | 7 nuns |
Location | Bungarby, New South Wales, Australia |
Liturgical language(s) | Slavonic, English |
Music used | Russian Chant |
Calendar | Julian |
Feastdays celebrated | 2/15 Feb |
Official website | none advertised |
The Holy Convent of the Presentation of the Mother of God is a monastic community for women under the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia. The monastery is located in Bungarby, New South Wales, and was established in 1999 under the omophorion of His Grace Archbishop Hilarion of Sydnay by Abbess Anna (Karipoff), who remains the abbess. There are currently seven resident nuns or novices (including the abbess).
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External link
- Australian and New Zealand Directory: Parishes and Monasteries in Australia (on ROCOR diocesan website)
Orthodoxy in Australia: Monasteries |
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia |
Male: Pantanassa | St George | St John Female: Gorgoepikoos | Holy Cross |
Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia |
Male: Holy Transfiguration | Archangel Michael Proph. Elias | St John the Baptist | Holy Trinity Female: Our Lady of Kazan | Presentation |
Other Jurisdictions |
Male: New Kalenic (Serbian) | St Sava (Serbian) Female: St Anna (Antiochian) | Nativity Skete (Serbian) |
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