The Maronite Church
The Enduring Faith of the Maronite Catholics. By Deacon George Geagea
The aricle honors the resilience and spiritual legacy of Maronite Catholics on the Feast of St. Maron. Highlighting their faith, liturgical traditions, and saints like Saint Sharbel and Saint Rafqa, the article celebrates their journey from Lebanon to a global presence, preserving their unique identity amidst challenges.
The aricle honors the resilience and spiritual legacy of Maronite Catholics on the Feast of St. Maron. Highlighting their faith, liturgical traditions, and saints like Saint Sharbel and Saint Rafqa, the article celebrates their journey from Lebanon to a global presence, preserving their unique identity amidst challenges.
We Journey on the Ascending Ladder of Faith! By Fr. Peter E. Raad.
A reflection on the liturgical year of the Maronite Church. "The liturgical cycle of our Maronite Church follows Christ’s earthly journey, aiming at nothing less than shining the Light of Christ in our hearts and minds in order that we may know Him, and that knowing Him, we may love Him, and that loving Him, we may serve Him in this world, and then gain the happiness of being united to Him in heaven, as He promised."
A reflection on the liturgical year of the Maronite Church. "The liturgical cycle of our Maronite Church follows Christ’s earthly journey, aiming at nothing less than shining the Light of Christ in our hearts and minds in order that we may know Him, and that knowing Him, we may love Him, and that loving Him, we may serve Him in this world, and then gain the happiness of being united to Him in heaven, as He promised."
The Maronite Church: her identity, vocation, and mission. By Fr. Antoine Beshaalany
The Maronite Church was formed within the Antiochene Church, which is born out of Apostolic preaching, in the place where disciples were called Christians for the first time. Our Antiochene Maronite Church belongs to the family of Churches of Syriac heritage...
The Maronite Church was formed within the Antiochene Church, which is born out of Apostolic preaching, in the place where disciples were called Christians for the first time. Our Antiochene Maronite Church belongs to the family of Churches of Syriac heritage...
