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Places within the Monastery
Places of interest within the Monastery include:
T
he Churches
The Cave of St Antony
The Ancient fortress
The Monastery walls
The Spring of water
The Fatuli and Matama
Read on to learn more.
The Monastery
The story of Monasticism
The history of the Monastery
Accounts of early travellers
Places within the Monastery
The Fatuli and Matama
The Churches
The Cave of St Antony
The Fortress
The Monastery Walls
The Spring of Water
Saints of the Monastery
St Antony
St Paul the Simple
St Mark the Ascetic
Bishop Yusab
Father Yostos
Daily life of the monks
The Monastery’s abbot