ALL SAINTS GREEK ORTHODOX MONASTERY
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ALL SAINTS GREEK ORTHODOX MONASTERY

Calverton, Suffolk County, New York, USA – *No GPS coordinates

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At All Saints Greek Orthodox Monastery Cemetery your departed loved ones are cared for. Before every Divine Liturgy, our clergy commemorate all those who lie asleep in the cemetery and the sisters commemorate those who lie asleep in the cemetery in their daily prayers.
The cemetery is located in a natural rural setting near the entrance of the monastery.
The cemetery is professionally maintained, and perpetual maintenance is guaranteed through an irrevocable Perpetual Maintenance Fund.
The cemetery is normally open 365 days per year, sunrise to sunset, and is operated by the sisterhood of All Saints Greek Orthodox Monastery. Prayers and memorial services may be arrange by contacting the monastery.

Traditionally Orthodox cemeteries are located adjacent to an Orthodox Church Temple. Like the Temple, the cemetery is consecrated, sanctified, and made holy. An Orthodox cemetery is an extension of the Church Temple. All Saints Greek Orthodox Monastery Cemetery is sacred ground that lies on the property of the monastery. It is a place where all those who have fallen asleep lie together in hope, like those worshipping in the Church, facing east awaiting the second Coming of our Lord.

Annually, on the Saturday of Souls, Memorial Day, and the Sunday after Pascha the nuns gather in the cemetery to celebrate a Memorial service for all the departed.

The cemetery is an extension of the local worshiping community. It is a holy place, a place of peace and rest, where we await our Lord's glorious return and our own resurrection.
At All Saints Greek Orthodox Monastery Cemetery your departed loved ones are cared for. Before every Divine Liturgy, our clergy commemorate all those who lie asleep in the cemetery and the sisters commemorate those who lie asleep in the cemetery in their daily prayers.
The cemetery is located in a natural rural setting near the entrance of the monastery.
The cemetery is professionally maintained, and perpetual maintenance is guaranteed through an irrevocable Perpetual Maintenance Fund.
The cemetery is normally open 365 days per year, sunrise to sunset, and is operated by the sisterhood of All Saints Greek Orthodox Monastery. Prayers and memorial services may be arrange by contacting the monastery.

Traditionally Orthodox cemeteries are located adjacent to an Orthodox Church Temple. Like the Temple, the cemetery is consecrated, sanctified, and made holy. An Orthodox cemetery is an extension of the Church Temple. All Saints Greek Orthodox Monastery Cemetery is sacred ground that lies on the property of the monastery. It is a place where all those who have fallen asleep lie together in hope, like those worshipping in the Church, facing east awaiting the second Coming of our Lord.

Annually, on the Saturday of Souls, Memorial Day, and the Sunday after Pascha the nuns gather in the cemetery to celebrate a Memorial service for all the departed.

The cemetery is an extension of the local worshiping community. It is a holy place, a place of peace and rest, where we await our Lord's glorious return and our own resurrection.

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  • Added: 18 May 2022
  • Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2753259