Visitors are kindly asked to observe the following rules regarding proper dress and behavior:

• Women should wear skirts/dresses below the knees and sleeved shirts. No pants, shorts, mini-skirts, culottes, sleeveless or low-cut blouses.
• Men should wear long pants and sleeved shirts.
• Women are not required to wear headscarves, but since it is a time-honored tradition in Orthodox Christian monasteries throughout the world, it is greatly encouraged.
• For both men and women, we respectfully request that socks be worn with sandals (no bare feet).
• You should remember that the consecration of this holy place does not allow for impropriety or disgraceful behavior. Loud conversation, insolent chatter, unrestrained laughter and rude gestures are out of place here.
• Smoking anywhere within the holy grounds is strictly forbidden.
• Children must remain under parental supervision at all times.
• No pets are allowed on the Monastery grounds. The only exception is guide dogs for the blind. (Guide dogs are not allowed inside the churches.)
• Visitors are not allowed to take photographs without the blessing of the Monastery's Abbess.
• Using or the ringing of cell phones during church services, meals, group meetings and sermons is prohibited.
• Overnight visitors are offered three traditional monastic meals a day which are prepared according to the fasting guidelines of our Holy Orthodox Church. Overnight guest rooms are furnished with all the necessary items such as towels, sheets, blankets and pillows.
• Visitors are welcome to take walks on the property, but we kindly ask our guests not to proceed behind the main Church area and the buildings that are connected to the Church as it is a private area reserved for the nuns.