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St. Anthony's Greek Orthodox Monastery, Florence

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• By S B

  Η έρημος , η οποία γεννούσε μόνον κάκτους μεταμορφώθηκε εις ανθώνα. Η γή γεμάτη αγκάθια μετεμορφώθη εις οπωρώνα με εύχυμους καρπούς. Η ψυχή γεμάτη πόνον και θλίψιν γνωρίζει την χαρά και την ειρήνην, α...  more »

  The desert, which only had cacti, was transformed into Anthonas. The land full of thorns was transformed into an orchard with fertile fruit. The soul full of trouble knows joy and peace, discovers the true meaning of life. The rosary of the elder, as a fiery pole unite seamlessly the Earth with the sky, and time hires the eternity's dimension.
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• By Grizingraz

  We visited with a group of long-standing friends in April, which is a great time to be in the desert. This monastery - Greek Orthodox - is only 24 years old, having been started by monks from Greece i...  more »

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• By Leslie Darling

  Peaceful, beautiful oasis in the desert. Amazing architecture and gardens. There's a massive fountain at the front that the bees come to for a drink. I really enjoyed just watching them get a nice cool drink of water then fly off. The relics are beautiful, the mosaics, the icons, just amazing. And they have information to read about each of the chapels. I would highly recommend a visit here. Read up on the dress code before visiting, but if you don't have your own garments to meet the code, they have some that you can borrow at the front.

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• By Cyndy Chavez

  We attended services in Greek. The Male and females sit separately. You must wear the proper attire, but they will help you with extra clothes. They are very welcoming. The book store has great treasures. It is very peaceful.

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