Archpriest Michael Taratuchin Serves Jordanville Liturgy on his 35th Annivesary

His Grace, Bishop LUKE of Syracuse, Monastery Abbot, performed two tonsures to Rassophore Monk

All the programs and classes currently offered by the Pastoral School will be incorporated into the Holy Trinity Seminary’s academic offerings effective for the fall of 2026,

On June 14, 2026, the 2nd Sunday after Pentecost commemorating All Saints who have shone forth in the Russian Land, Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary held commencement exercises at the conclusion of its 78th academic year.

Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary will mark the conclusion of its 78th Academic Year with commencement exercises, which will take place this coming Sunday June 14, 2026.

Reader George Skok, HTOS Alumnus class of 1976 and longtime choir director at Holy Trinity Cathedral in Toronto, Ontario, Canada reposed in the Lord at home on Tuesday, October 28.

On July 17-18, His Grace, Bishop Luke of Syracuse made an Archpastoral visit to the parish of the Venerable New Martyr Grand Duchess Elizabeth in Rocky Hill, NJ to celebrate the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy for the parish’s patronal feast day.

On Sunday June 22, the second Sunday after Pentecost, the commemoration of All Saints of Russia, after the Cherubic Hymn at the Hierarchal Divine Liturgy, His Grace, Bishop LUKE of Syracuse ordained Deacon Seth Davidenko to the Holy Priesthood at Holy Trinity Monastery.

On December 6/19, 2024, the feast of St Nicholas, Archbishop of Myra and Lycia, the Wonderworker, the entire seminary and monastery community in Jordanville congratulated Protodeacon Victor Lochmatow (HTOS ’67) on the milestone of the 50th anniversary of his ordination to the Holy Diaconate.

On Saturday, November 2, 2024, during the Hierarchal Divine Liturgy celebrating the 60th anniversary of the founding of St. John of Kronstadt Memorial Church in Utica, NY, and the 7-0th anniversary of the Memorial Fund, Fr. Ephraim WIllmarth, Director of Admissions, Asst. Dean, and Registrar at Holy Trinity Seminary was awarded the right to wear the Gold Cross by His Eminence, Metropolitan Nicholas, First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad. 

On Tuesday, November 19, Holy Trinity Publications launched a new book under its academic imprint, Holy Trinity Seminary Press entitled ‘Tsarist Russia in Greater Syria: Defending Orthodox Interests 1825-1917”

Archbishop Peter of Chicago and Mid America reposed in the Lord unexpectedly on Friday, November 8, 2024. His Eminence was an alumnus of Holy Trinity Seminary, class of 1971, and a member of the monastic brotherhood of Holy Trinity Monastery. You can visit the ROCOR website to view Archbishop Peter's biography:
https://www.synod.com/.../20241108_enarchbppeterrespose.html
 

The Rev. Protodeacon Nicholas V. Lukianov Memorial CTS Scholarship has been established and funded beginning for the current 2024-25 academic year by Fr. Nicholas’ wife, Matushka Anna Lukianov, his daughters, Marina, Sophia, and Tatiana, and members of the Lukianov family. This scholarship is being made available exclusively to clerics of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia Church who do not have a formal seminary education and are interested in enrolling in the Certificate in Theological Studies (independent study - distance learning) program at Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary, the program which Fr. Nicholas himself graduated from.

On Monday, July 8, His Grace, Bishop Jerome (Shaw), arrived at Holy Virgin Protection Church in Nyack, NY, to celebrate Divine Liturgy and officiate the funeral of Archpriest George Larin, pastor emeritus of that parish and one-time diocesan secretary, who reposed in the Lord on July 5.

Fr. Seraphim Baltic, HTOS Alumnus, class of 2008, was elected as an Episcopal candidate in the Serbian Orthodox Church in America. AXIOS!

On Monday afternoon, April 15, Metropolitan Nicholas of Eastern America & New York arrived in Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville, NY to officiate the funeral of newly departed Protodeacon Joseph Jarostchuk, who reposed in the Lord the Thursday prior.