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Faith and love which are gifts of the Holy Spirit are such great and powerful means that a person who has them can easily, and with joy and consolation, go the way Jesus Christ went. Besides this, the Holy Spirit gives man the power to resist the delusions of the world so that although he makes use of earthly good, yet he uses them as a temporary visitor, without attaching his heart to them. But a man who has not got the Holy Spirit, despite all his learning and prudence, is always more or less a slave and worshipper of the world.

St. Innocent of Alaska


Do we forgive our neighbors their trespasses? God also forgives us in His mercy. Do we refuse to forgive? God, too, will refuse to forgive us. As we treat our neighbors, so also does God treat us. The forgiveness, then, of your sins or unforgiveness, and hence also your salvation or destruction, depend on you yourself, man. For without forgiveness of sins there is no salvation. You can see for yourself how terrible it is.

St. Tikhon of Zadonsk
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Cemetery
Located at Holy Trinity Monastery are three large cemeteries, with one more presently under construction. Many of the faithful find great consolation in laying to rest their loved ones in the prayerful care of the Monastery with its beautiful and uplifting surroundings. Not only visitors but the monks and seminarians as well can be seen walking in the cemeteries.

The Monastery takes very seriously its duty of prayer for the departed, and at every liturgy the names of all Orthodox Christians buried within the monastery are commemorated. Several times a year a general and magnificent requiem is performed within the cemeteries for all of our brothers and sisters departed before us. Visitors are left with the impression of the strong feeling of serenity and peace within the cemeteries.

 
Information Concerning Burial
The following chart shows the costs associated with burial at Holy Trinity Monastery Cemetery.  Should you have any questions, or if you would like to arrange a burial, please contact Hieromonk Roman.
Burial plot$500.00
Grave Opening$400.00
Wooden Cross (custom made)$400.00
Name Plate$30.00
Grave Cover (curb stone)$300.00
Initial care of grave site$150.00
Perpetual Care$300.00
Commemoration at services$250.00
Total$2,330.00
An additional charge is due, if the funeral service (otpevanie), is held at the Monastery, as is the “reading of the Psalter” overnight. 

NOTE:
  1. Only persons of the Orthodox Faith are buried in the cemetery.
  2. Concrete vaults or other containers are not allowed.
  3. The Monastery must be consulted before remains are to be shipped from out of state.
  4. Permission and approval of design must be obtained for monuments prior to installation.
  5. All inquiries concerning funeral and burial arrangements must be directed to the office of the Monastery.
Holy Trinity Monastery
PO Box 36
Jordanville, New York 13361-0036
Phone: 315 858 0940

Fax: 315 858 0505
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