Holy Transfiguration Monastery - Monks of Mount Tabor

Category: Monastery

Address: 17001 Tomki Rd, Redwood Valley, CA 95470, USA

Phone: +17074858959

Opening hours

Sunday: 6AM–7:30PM

Monday: 5:15AM–7:30PM

Tuesday: 5:15AM–7:30PM

Wednesday: 6AM–7:30PM

Thursday: 5:15AM–7:30PM

Friday: 5:15AM–7:30PM

Saturday: 6AM–7:30PM

Reviews

Mark Eggenschwiller

Oct 12, 2019

The hospitality was caring and genuine. Although I’m not a member of the Church that the Monastery is affiliated with, I felt a deep bond of community and faith with everyone I encountered. The emphasis on contemplation and silence really helped me to recover a lost place with God. The beauty of the mountain was profound and I still carry it with me. Thank you Monks of Mt Tabor for sharing the love of our good God with me.

Diarmaid Ó Baoill

Jul 18, 2019

Peaceful place. Conducive to prayer.

Padre Daniel Roa

Jun 11, 2018

It is a Holy and Awesome place

Hans Ruygt

Oct 25, 2017

Always a beautiful place to celebrate the Divine Liturgy and to experience the peace of Christ. The life of the monks inspire us to a deeper inner Catholic life that flows into compassion for God’s people.

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Questions & Answers

I play a very old classical guitar that I use to bring myself into a closer communion with God. I do not play loudly. There is no electricla plug in. May I please bring it on the 16th of this month?

jen i | Aug 26, 2020

Holy Transfiguration Monastery - Monks of Mount Tabor | Aug 26, 2020

Yes, Jen please bring your guitar!

I'm a Jesuit priest and I want to make an 8-day retreat at the monastery from April 5-12. Do you have a room available? Thanks, Duc Vu, SJ

Most Holy Trinity Church | Aug 27, 2019

Clifford Dodd | Aug 27, 2019

If you go to their website Fr. Duc, they will have a phone number that you can call. Ask for Brother Jude.

On March 7 321AD why did Roman Emporer Constantine change the Sabbath from the 7th day of the week Saturday to Sunday the first day of the week? If Yahweh rested the first day the heavens and Earth would never be.

Mario Dieli | Aug 27, 2019

Raul Padilla | Aug 26, 2021

The Hebrew Sabbath begins at sundown on Saturday and ends sundown on Sunday. This has not changed, ever. It's the same Sabbath today as it was 2,000 years ago. Only people's common perception about when a day begins or ends has changed. I hope this helps.

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