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In one of the poorest parts of Lebanon, the Church sustains body and soul
Addousiyyeh, in the Diocese of Tyr, is a sad reminder of the state that Lebanon is in as a whole.
In Lebanon, Economic Crisis Threatens Closure of Catholic Hospital
Situated in the heights of Beirut, from where the port wreckage can be seen, the hospital can accommodate 800 patients suffering from various mental illnesses.
In Lebanon and Syria, Poverty Stalks the Christian Community
“We must give hope and support.”
LEBANON – Anti-Covid measures loosened, Maronite Church returns to receiving communion on the tongue
The new pastoral provisions, established at the beginning of September, on the occasion of the annual Synod of the Maronite Church, entered into force yesterday…
Lebanon holds a message of hope for the future of Christians in the Middle East
“Lebanon is not only a country but a message of conviviality and peaceful coexistence between different cultures and religions.”
In Lebanon, a Carmelite monastery attracts Christians and Muslims alike
At present the Christians of this country, the ‘Land of the Cedars’, make up around one third of the population. Their numbers had already seen a great decrease, ever since the Lebanese Civil War from 1975 to 1990, but there has been a mass emigration after the country’s political and economic crisis in October 2019 and again following the devastating explosion which tore through Beirut in August of 2020.
Pierced Hearts 