You actually have quite a few, thanks to the efforts of Elder Ephraim. When we were in the States to visit our daughter, my wife and I spent a few days at the monastery in Arizona, which is like an oasis in the middle of the desert (from both a physical and spiritual perspective). The Russians have also established a number of monasteries and I presume other jurisdictions have also. From what I understand, only the Antiochians have failed to establish a monastic presence in the U.S.
What about Elder Ephraim's monasteries in Arizona? I recall hearing about them pretty often
the only antiochian monastery I know of - and there may be more - is Ladyminster. https://www.ladyminster.com/
oh cool, did you go to St Tikhon's or does he teach elsewhere? I want to go spend a few days up there sometime but it's hard for me to plan far enough in advance for that, plus a bit of a far drive from me
The elder has pretty much already handed over the reins in all the monasteries he established. Each monastery is under its own spiritual elder.
