Sarba el Nabatieh – The old church of Our Lady

Sarba, Al Janub, Lebanon

Other Details

كنيسة السيّدة القديمة

Sarba En-Nabatieh

Nabatieh

Nabatieh

كنيسة السيّدة القديمة - صربا النبطيّةكان البناء أساسًا جزءً تابعًا للقلعة العثمانيّة القريبة منه، إشتراه أهل البلدة وحوّلوه إلى كنيسةٍ كرّسها المطران بولس بصبوص سنة ١٩١١. البناء كناية عن سوقٍ واحد مسقوفٍ بالقرميد. رُمّمت سنة ٢٠٠٥. تحوي الكنيسة لوحةً للعذراء محليّة الصنع تعرّضت للضرب بالرصاص خلال الحرب العالميّة الأولى.The old church of Our Lady - Sarba el NabatiehThe building was originally a part of the nearby Ottoman castle, the villagers bought it and converted it into a church that was consecrated by Bishop Boulos Basbous in 1911. The church consists of a single nave with a brick roof, it was renovated in 2005. In the church is displayed a local painting of the Madonna that holds marks of Ottoman bullets from World War I.

Visited 3760 times, 4 Visits today

Reviews are disabled, but trackbacks and pingbacks are open.

Related Listings

Jbeil – Saint John Marcus

Monastery of Saint John Marcus Jbeil Lebanese Maronite Order, Byblos, Lebanon

مار يوحنا مرقس - جبيل

1115

Jbayl

Jbeil

Mount Lebanon

A beautiful Romanesque church, Eglise Saint Jean Marc is the cathedral church of Jbail-Byblos. The Church is dedicated to Saint Jean Mark, the patron saint of the town, who is said to have founded the first Christian community of Byblos. The church itself was built in 1115 A.D by the Crusaders, originally as the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist. After their departure, earthquakes, invasions and other disasters have repeatedly damaged the structure, and for a few centuries it remained disused. In 1764, Emir Youssef Chehab, of the Druze dynasty that ruled a semi- autonomous Lebanon under the Ottomans, donated the church to L’Ordre Libanais Maronite (Lebanese Maronite Order) which subsequently restored and reopened in 1776 after re-dedicating it to St Jean Marc. British bombardments of Lebanon in 1840 caused further damage, but the church was restored yet again. Eglise Saint Jean Marc continues to serve the Maronite Christian community. One interesting feature in the church is its open- air domed baptistery on the northern side which dates from the original construction in 1115 A.D, The church is situated on Rue de Port, between the port and the archaeological area.

El Mina Tripoli – The Friary of St Francis of Assisi

Saint Francis Convent Bed & Breakfast, ST Francis Street, Mina, Lebanon

دير مار فرنسيس الأسيزيّ

Mina N:1

Tripoli

North



يعود وجود الفرنسيسكان حرّاس الأراضي المقدّسة في مدينة طرابلس الى القرن سنة ١٢١٧. أقاموا ديرهم الأوّل في هذه البقعة، وأعيد البناء مع الكنيسة سنة ١٨٦٠. رُمّم الدّير سنة ١٩٤٧ وبنيت شرفة فوق الكنيسة. كذلك بنيت مدرسة بقيت الى سنة ٢٠١٤. يقوم الدّير اليوم برسالة في قلب مدينة طرابلس مع كافة أطياف المجتمع المحليّ.

The Friary of St Francis of Assisi - El Mina Tripoli

The presence of the Franciscains Custodians of the Holy Land in Tripoli goes back to 1217. Their first friary was built on this site, and rebuilt in the current structure in 1860. The building was restored in 1947 and a balcony was added over the church. The friary housed a school that remained open until 2014. Today the friary is a Franciscan mission in the heart of Tripoli working with all the people of the local society.

Hadshit – The monastery of the Prophet Elijah

St. Elias Monastery, Hadchit, Lebanon

دير مار الياس

Hadchit

Bcharre

North

دير مار الياس - حدشيت

يعود بناء الدّير إلى القرون الوسطى، لكنّ الموقع يحوي الكثير من الآثار التي تشير الى استخدامه كحصن بسبب موقعه الاستراتيجيّ. وتشير التقاليد والموروثات أن الموارنة تحصّنوا به إبّان حملة المماليك على جبّة بشرّي. بقي الدّير لمدّةٍ طويلةٍ مزارًا لأهل البلدة. رممّ الموقع سنة ٢٠١٥ وكرّسه البطريرك بشارة بطرس الراعي. يتألف الموقع من الكنيسة الأثريّة بقلب المغارة، آثار القلالي والحديقة الجديدة.
The monastery of the Prophet Elijah - Hadshit

The monastery dates back to the middle ages yet the site was an antique garrison due to it’s strategical location. According to tradition the maronites took refuge in the monastery during the Mamluk’s campaign on the region of Jebbe. The monastery was a shrine for a long period of time. It was restored in 2015 and consecrated by the Patriarch Bechara Boutros el Raii. The site includes the cave church, the ruins of the cells and the new garden.