Maronite Catholic Church

Maronite Catholic Church
   This Church traces its origin to Saint Maron, a Syrian monk who died in the early fifth century. After the Maronite Church was organized as a patriarchate in the late seventh century, Maronites emigrated to Lebanon and to other parts of the world. The Maronite Catholic Church and the Roman Catholic Church are in full communion with each other.

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