Related Links about Monasticism

More Information about Orthodox Monasticism

Monachos.Net. An excellent resourse with a wealth of information on Orthodoxy, including monasticism, patristics, and news.
The Gospel Call to Monasticism. An article detailing the Scriptural basis of Orthodox Monasticism by the Nun Brigid.
Monasticism in the Orthodox Church by the Rt. Rev. Maximos E. Aghiorgoussis, Th.D., Bishop of Pittsburgh (GOAA).
Introduction to Monasticism OCA Focus Study unit written by Matushka Myra Kovalak.
Monasticism on the web, an excellent resource with extensive links
Father Anthony’s Monastery Journal A photo journal by Archimandrite Anthony (Falsarella) to provide education about Orthodox monasticism in North America and its role and witness.

Other Related Links

These links are for information about monasticism in general. They are included in the hope of furthering dialog between Christian faiths, and because several also contain useful information about Orthodox Monasticism. (Many also were kind enough to link to my page so I am returning the favor!

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Peregrina Publishing. A publishing house with the goal of making accessible the rich heritage of feminine and monastic spirituality from the early years of the Common Era up to the present day.
Logos Orthodox Bookstore. Logos is an online Orthodox bookstore in the Netherlands, having as its mission to provide a full spectrum of Orthodox Christian materials in four languages, namely in English, French, Dutch and Russian.
Inner Light Productions. For images of monks, monasteries, and the monastic life that will bring spiritual rest and inspiration to your home or office.
Photographs of Mt. Athos by Zbigniew Kosc. Some very nice photographs from the Holy Mountain with quotations from Athonite Fathers.
Monastic Studies. An academic page on Christian monasticism. It is tipped slightly towards the West, but also includes Eastern Orthodox links, and some that represent the common heritage of the undivided Church, as well as some remote sites that deal with Celtic monasticism, the desert abbas and ammas, etc.
Order of Saint Benedict WWW site. The Order of Saint Benedict is the oldest monastic order in the Roman Church. The OSB WWW site also provides information about monastic communities in the Anglican Communion and the autonomous two branches of The Cistercian Order.