The phrase "at monastery" is not correct in written English as it is missing an article.
You can use it when referring to a specific monastery, but it should be "at the monastery" or "at a monastery."
Example: "We spent the weekend at the monastery, enjoying the peaceful surroundings."
Alternatives: "at the abbey" or "at the convent."
A two-story amber brick building at Monastery Place and West Street houses the financial offices of the St. Paul of the Cross province, which comprises about 20 Passionist facilities on the East Coast, and the provincial archives.
They said officials had renewed efforts to enforce rules that all under-18s must attend the government school, threatening families with fines of 3,000 yuan (about £300) per child – a large sum relative to local incomes – if their children had become monks or were studying at monastery schools.
Alternatively, get a taste of what life would be like if you'd taken up the habit by staying at Monastery Hostel (dorm beds from €26 [$36] per night), which is located in one wing of a Franciscan convent.
Alternatively, get a taste of what life would be like if you'd taken up the habit by staying at Monastery Hostel (dorm beds from €26 per night), which is located in one wing of a Franciscan convent.
(Before that, painters and sculptors matriculated at monasteries and guilds).
Stays at monasteries such as Dai Bosatsu tend to be stricter than those at ashrams.
"I've been depositing them at monasteries all over the country".
At monasteries around the world, the number of retreatants is increasing but the number of postulants is not.
I grew up in 1990s in a conservative Buddhist family and spent every summer after the fifth grade studying at monasteries.
As in its dealings with Christians, the Communist Party interferes with the running of the Buddhist order, claiming the right to appoint abbots at monasteries.
Danzan Ravjaa won fame for his staging of plays at monasteries and his criticism of the Manchu, who ruled Mongolia and China until 1911.
