Faraya – Saint Charbel

Saint Charbel church & Statue. Faraya, Faraiya, Lebanon

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Faraya

Keserwan

Mount Lebanon

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كنيسة السيدة

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Bcharre

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تمّ بناء الكنيسة سنة ١٨٦٩. هي كناية عن عقد مصالب، ولها ثلاث حنايا مستديرة، تحتها ثلاثة مذابح، الكبير منها في الوسط وهو من الرخام، على إسم السيّدة العذراء والقدّيس لابي الرسول شفيع البلدة. اللوحة الكبيرة رسمها داوود القرم عام ١٨٩٥. أمّا المذبحان الآخران، علي اليمين للقديس أنطونيوس البادواني، وعلى اليسار وللقدّيس يوسف. كُرّست الكنيسة في ٢٢ ايلول ١٩٠١ على يد المطران بولس عبود. يعلو الكنيسة برج ساعةٍ طنّانة بني عام ١٩٢٤. تحافظ الكنيسة على طابعها الأصليّ، ورُمّمت سنة ١٩٩٩.

The Church of Our Lady - Hasroun

It was built in 1869 and features a crossed vault with three semi-circular apses. Inside the apses are three altars dedicated to Our Lady and St. Jude, St. Anthony of Padua, and St. Joseph. The main painting in the church is a depiction of Our Lady and St. Jude, created by Dawoud al Qorm in 1895. The church was consecrated on September 22, 1901, by Mgr. Boulos Abboud. In 1924, a bell tower was added to the church. Despite its age, many of the church's original elements have been preserved, and the building was restored in 1999.

Hermel – The monastery of St Maroun on the Orontes

Hermel, Lebanon

دير مار مارون على نهر العاصي

Hermel

Hermel

Baalbek-Hermel

The monastery of St Maroun on the Orontes - Hermel

The monastery was originally a natural cave consisting of three sections, it was expanded by Roman builders working in nearby stone quarries. It is situated above Ain El Zarqa, one of the sources of the Orontes River, and connected to the river via a corridor carved into the mountainside. This was used to fetch water and provide a hiding place during enemy attacks. In the VIth century, Maronite monks sought refuge in the cave after facing persecution in northern Syria, where their monastery was destroyed and its contents dispersed. The monks expanded the cave and carved an altar, turning the cave into a new monastery. This marked the beginning of the Maronite migration to the mountains of Lebanon along the Orontes River. Over time, the monastery was neglected and became an abandoned farm. In 2011, it was visited by Patriarch Bechara Boutros Al-Rahi and has since been restored in 2018, returning to the Maronite Church. The monastery serves as a testament to the spread and perseverance of the Maronite Church in the Levant.

Behdaydat – Chapels Saydet el Bzez & Saint Nicolas

Saydet l bzez - سيدة البزاز, Behdaidat, Lebanon

كابيلّات مار نقولا (مار زخيا) وسيدة البزاز - بحديدات

Behdaydat

Jbeil

Mount Lebanon

كنائس مار نقولا (مار زخيا) و سيّدة البزاز كابيلَّتان مُهدَّمتان متلاصقتان، تعودان للقرن الثاني عشر. رُمِّمتا مؤخرًّ, واحتفلت رعيّة مار تيودوروس بحديدات بتبريك واعلان انتهاء اعمال الترميم في عام ٢٠١٩. لوحة مار نقولا في كنيسة الرعيّة تعود للقرن التاسع عشر وهي من عمل الرسّام البولوني بول شلافاك.

The chapels of St Nicholas (Zakhya) and our Lady of milk, are two adjacent medieval ruins of chapels dating back to the twelfth century. They were restored lately and reconsecrated in 2019. The painting of St Nicholas dates back to the ninetieth century and is the work of the polish painter Paul Shlavak