Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Holy Cross Orthodox Monastery (also known as Holy Cross Monastery) is a monastic institution of the Orthodox Church in America (OCA), located in Castro Valley, California.The clergy of the monastery previously served under the omophorion of Archbishop Kyrill, who led the OCA's Orthodox Church in America Archdiocese of Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania and the Diocese of Toledo, Ohio. Since the repose of Archbishop Kyrill during the summer of 2007, they now serve under the omophorion of Metropolitan Tikhon (Mollard).The monastery is visited by Orthodox Christians of all ethnic backgrounds and all cultural traditions, and Orthodox Christians from many backgrounds come to the monastery for Divine Service, weddings, baptisms, and other sacramental blessings. Spiritual day retreats have been held there by Orthodox Christian groups.Services at are usually conducted in the languages best understood by those worshiping with the Fathers, who can conduct services in Romanian, Slavonic (Old Bulgarian), Greek, or English as the need arises.Great Vespers is held on Saturday evenings, and on Sunday mornings First Hour, Third Hour and Divine Liturgy are celebrated. Services are open to the general public. Other liturgical offices are reserved for the monks and may be attended by special arrangement."@en }
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- Holy_Cross_Orthodox_Monastery_(Castro_Valley,_California) abstract "Holy Cross Orthodox Monastery (also known as Holy Cross Monastery) is a monastic institution of the Orthodox Church in America (OCA), located in Castro Valley, California.The clergy of the monastery previously served under the omophorion of Archbishop Kyrill, who led the OCA's Orthodox Church in America Archdiocese of Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania and the Diocese of Toledo, Ohio. Since the repose of Archbishop Kyrill during the summer of 2007, they now serve under the omophorion of Metropolitan Tikhon (Mollard).The monastery is visited by Orthodox Christians of all ethnic backgrounds and all cultural traditions, and Orthodox Christians from many backgrounds come to the monastery for Divine Service, weddings, baptisms, and other sacramental blessings. Spiritual day retreats have been held there by Orthodox Christian groups.Services at are usually conducted in the languages best understood by those worshiping with the Fathers, who can conduct services in Romanian, Slavonic (Old Bulgarian), Greek, or English as the need arises.Great Vespers is held on Saturday evenings, and on Sunday mornings First Hour, Third Hour and Divine Liturgy are celebrated. Services are open to the general public. Other liturgical offices are reserved for the monks and may be attended by special arrangement.".