Tag: St Maroun
A year of holiness and hope: The legacy of St Maroun
As we celebrate this Year of Hope with joy and anticipation, we are reminded that our Maronite Church is not only rooted in history but alive in the present, vibrant with faith, and full of hope for the future.
Fr Flader: Who are the Maronite Catholics?
Maronite Catholics take their name from St Maroun, a holy hermit who lived near Antioch, in Syria, and died in 410AD. Fiercely loyal to Our Lady and the Holy See, theirs is the only Eastern rite which has always been part of the Catholic church.
Melto D’Moronyo: Faith worth the sacrifice
By Dominic Altakchy
The fact that the Catholic Church is still standing today is testament to its divine institution.
From its very beginnings and throughout the...
