
Lebanese Youth a Light of Hope in Beirut Blast Aftermath
‘They are the sign of hope for us in this catastrophe,’ said Father Toufic Bou-Hadir, director of the Maronite Patriarchal Commission for Youth.
‘They are the sign of hope for us in this catastrophe,’ said Father Toufic Bou-Hadir, director of the Maronite Patriarchal Commission for Youth.
Lebanon’s longstanding tradition of Catholic schools stems from the Pontifical Maronite College in Rome whereby many Maronite priests, returning to Lebanon from Rome with a zeal for education, in turn opened schools all over their homeland.
An interview with Sister Annie Demerjian of the Congregation of the Religious of Jesus and Mary
In a massive gathering, residents of all religions have mobilized together to demand remedies to the economic crisis and rampant political corruption that afflicts their nation.
Lives have been changed by the devotion given to St. Faustina and promulgated by St. John Paul II.
Catechesis and joy amid God’s creation inspire youth.
Syriac Catholic Coadjutor Archbishop Nathanael Nizar Semaan told the Register, ‘Qaraqosh and all these Christian villages are giving a big witness of their faith, how strong it is. We are here.’
Muslim converts to Catholicism share joyful journeys of faith.
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