Holy Resurrection Monastery

Holy Resurrection Monastery Romanian Greek Catholic monastery A monastic community of Eastern Catholic men.

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12/02/2025

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The monks of Holy Resurrection Monastery have decided to pray the Akathist to the Theotokos, the Searcher for the Lost (...
02/28/2023

The monks of Holy Resurrection Monastery have decided to pray the Akathist to the Theotokos, the Searcher for the Lost (composed by our Fr. Isaac) this Lent and for the foreseeable future. We will be praying for all those who are lost in its various manifestations. We encourage you to send in the names of people you wish to be prayed for to

[email protected].

Sundays at 5 pm Central Time we will be streaming the service on our page Holy Resurrection Monastery.

Visit our webpage at www.hrmonline.org to download the Akathist for the Searcher for the Lost so that you can pray with us.

02/23/2023

With great joy, the brotherhood of Holy Resurrection Monastery announces the election of Father Moses as its new abbot.

This election was necessitated by the retirement in December 2022 of former Abbot, Father Nicholas Zachariadis. Father Seoirse has been Acting Superior during the intervening period.

Abbot Moses was born Michael Wright in 1964 in Nutley New Jersey. He trained as a chef at the Culinary Institute in Hyde Park, New York and worked in that profession for a number of years. Raised as a Roman Catholic, he discovered the beauty of the Eastern Christian tradition while working in Greece as a young chef. Among other things, this experience led to a brief visit to Mount Athos, an event that supported his sense of a monastic vocation.

Abbot Moses joined Fathers Nicholas and Maximos as one of the founding monks of Holy Resurrection Monastery. They were soon joined by the late Father Basil Doty. The four founders set up the Monastery in Newberry Springs, CA under the jurisdiction of Bishop George Kuzma. The community was subsequently transferred by the Holy See to the Romanian Catholic Diocese under Bishop John Michael Botean. In 2011 it moved to its current home in Saint Nazianz, WI.

Having been elected by the synaxis of the brotherhood--which consists of all members in life vows--Abbot Moses received the abbatial blessing, together with the accouterments of office from Bishop John Michael at Vespers that same day. These symbols of his office consist of the pastoral staff and pectoral Cross.

The community expressed its deep gratitude to their retired Abbot Nicholas, to Father Seoirse, and to His Grace Bishop John Michael for their various contributions to our common life.

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03/07/2022

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“Pray always,” St. Paul exhorts us (1 Th. 5.17). And yet, how do we achieve this? The ascetics of the Church have long extolled the Jesus Prayer as the most powerful means to achieve unceasing prayer. Join us as we explore this rich, but simple prayer of our Eastern Christian tradition, seeking ...

Please remember in your prayers, the soul of the Stavrophore Monk Basil who reposed in the Lord this morning (Nov. 12th,...
11/12/2020

Please remember in your prayers, the soul of the Stavrophore Monk Basil who reposed in the Lord this morning (Nov. 12th, 2020).
Fr. Basil joined the monastery in 1995 and was tonsured as a Stavrophore in 2000.
The funeral will be private.
May his memory be eternal!
Christ is Risen!

A reminder that retreats are important.  Need a retreat?  Come visit us!
08/10/2020

A reminder that retreats are important. Need a retreat? Come visit us!

2019 Tonsure
05/23/2019

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300 S 2nd Avenue
Saint Nazianz, WI
54232

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