The Monastery of Simonos Petra, founded in the 13th century on Mount Athos, is known for its diverse community of monks from more than a dozen countries. This ecumenical monastery, also referred to as Simonopetra, reflects a rich historical spirit rooted in Byzantine tradition. While membership is exclusively for Orthodox men, it welcomes male visitors of various faiths, fostering interfaith connections. Abbot Archimandrite Eliseos emphasizes the monastery's dedication to shared spiritual understanding, making it a unique haven for communal faith and international fellowship.
Founded in the 13th century on Greece's Mount Athos, the Monastery of Simonos Petra showcases a rich, multicultural monastic community, encompassing monks from over a dozen countries.
Known as Simonopetra or 'Simon's Rock,' the monastery represents an ecumenical spirit that highlights shared faith among different nationalities, rooted in Byzantine tradition.
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