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Andreas
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OrthodoxLearner wrote:

My ROCOR Spritiual Father at Holy Trinity, says that you can go to Holy Trinity Seminary striaght out of High School, but you will be there for 5 years. Thats where I want to go to Seminary.

Question: If you go to Mt. Athos, and become a monk there, with no degree from a college either in america or outside of the US or Europe, and you decided that you want to become a Hieromonk, how does that work if your are already tonsured a monk and want to become a priest?
Do they just do Monastery training and teaching and ordaine you after the proper amount of time?

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But I think you have to know Russian to attend? :cry:

P.S. I thought you were Greek Orthodox?

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I am antiochian Orthodox, but when I get into the Marine Corps I will start attending the ROCOR parish there because its closer to me, and I will probley do a jurisdictional transfer. We will see what happens.

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Now about my question about becoming a priest on Mt. Athos in a monastery.

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OrthodoxLearner wrote:

I am antiochian Orthodox, but when I get into the Marine Corps I will start attending the ROCOR parish there because its closer to me, and I will probley do a jurisdictional transfer. We will see what happens.

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Okay. :)

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Yeah. LoL The only problem is that the Liturgy is in all Church Slavonic.

St. John of Kronastad.

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OrthodoxLearner wrote:

Yeah. LoL The only problem is that the Liturgy is in all Church Slavonic.

St. John of Kronastad.

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What does St. John have to do with this? Is that the name of the parish?

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OrthodoxLearner wrote:

Yeah. LoL The only problem is that the Liturgy is in all Church Slavonic.

St. John of Kronastad.

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I have never attended a Liturgy in a language I knew, so I don't know what the problem is for you? :P :wink:

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