Maronite Collection

Maronite Nun
MARONITE NUN

People of Lebanon
Maronite of Lebanon (left), armed Zeibek, and Christian Lebanese woman. Antique hand-colored print

Maronite Cathedral of Saint George, Beirut, Lebanon. Date: 1910s

Griffon preaching to the Maronites of Mount Lebanon
Griffon, preaching to the Maronites of Mount Lebanon, is aided by a miracle -- God moves the sun so that its rays illumine the church from the east, not the west

Domestic Maronite, n.d. Creator: Philip James de Loutherbourg
Domestic Maronite, n.d

Costumes of Asia (coloured engraving)
5230001 Costumes of Asia (coloured engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Costumes of Asia)

Christian Maronite priest, Lebanon c. 1890 s
Christian Maronite priest, Lebanon c.1890 s

An artists wanderings, in Rome (colour litho)
959171 An artists wanderings, in Rome (colour litho) by May, Phil (1864-1903); Private Collection; (add.info.: An artists wanderings, in Rome)

Our Wandering Artist at Rome (colour litho)
1038793 Our Wandering Artist at Rome (colour litho) by May, Phil (1864-1903); Private Collection; (add.info.: Our Wandering Artist at Rome)

Une Predication maronite sous les cedres du Liban (engraving)
3645135 Une Predication maronite sous les cedres du Liban (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Une Predication maronite sous les cedres du Liban)

Costumes of Asia (engraving)
968806 Costumes of Asia (engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Costumes of Asia. Illustration for Zur Geschichte der Kostume (Braun & Schneider, c 1895)

MARONITE MONK Date: 1848

MARONITE PATRIARCH Date: 1848

Mosaic in Maronite church, Lome, Togo, West Africa, Africa

St. Josephs Church, Cairo, Egypt
Beautiful photographic postcard view of St. Josephs Church, Cairo, Egypt. Date: 1915

Syria. Aleppo. Saint Elias Cathedral. Manorite. Near East

Monaco Marronita
MONACO MARRONITA Maronite monk

Events / Syria / Diplomacy
The French mission to Syria, on behalf of the persecuted Maronite Christians, meet Fuad Pasha, Turkish foreign minister, appointed to deal with the matter, at Damascus

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The Maronites, a community of people in Lebanon, have a rich history and cultural heritage. Originating from the teachings of Saint Maron they can known for their strong faith and devotion to Christianity. The Maronite Nun is an embodiment of this spiritual dedication, as she selflessly serves her community. One iconic symbol of the Maronite faith is the magnificent Maronite Cathedral of Saint George in Beirut, Lebanon. This architectural masterpiece stands tall as a testament to their religious beliefs and serves as a gathering place for worship. Throughout history, the Maronites faced numerous challenges but remained resilient. During the 1860 Mount Lebanon civil war, they endured great suffering with the massacre inflicted upon them by Druze and Sunni Muslim paramilitary groups in Damascus, Syria. Despite these hardships, they persevered and held onto their identity. The costumes worn by the Maronites reflect both their historical roots and vibrant culture. From traditional garments depicted in engravings like "Costumes of Asia" to colorful lithographs showcasing Christian priests from c. 1890s Lebanon or artists wandering through Rome - each attire tells a unique story. Artistic depictions also capture moments that define the essence of being a Maronite. In "Une Predication maronite sous les cedres du Liban, " an engraving showcases a preacher delivering his sermon under ancient cedar trees - symbolic not only of Lebanon's natural beauty but also representing strength rooted deep within their faith. Within this diverse community are devoted individuals like MARONITE MONK who dedicate themselves entirely to serving God through prayer and contemplation. Today, despite facing modern challenges such as political instability or migration trends affecting Lebanese communities worldwide – including those belonging to this ancient sect –the spirit of unity among all Maronites remains unyielding.