Tag: Maronite Church
Lebanese visionary of the liturgy to be beatified
Church bells are ringing joyfully in Lebanon. Another beatification is planned in the nation. This year Venerable Patriarch Estephan Douaihy will be beatified on 2 August, the day of his birth in 1630, at the patriarchate headquarters in Bkerke.
Melto D’ Moronoyo: Christ’s disciples are not promised sunshine and rainbows
There is something about an early morning Maronite Liturgy during the week that makes sense. By all means, it shouldn’t be that way.
Melto D’ Moronoyo: Lessons we learn from Maronite saints
The relics of famous Maronite saints are currently touring Australia. What can we learn from these holy men and women of God?
Melto D’Moronoyo: Mary, Mother of the Church
During the month of May, the Month of Mary, one of my roles as a Deacon is to visit the homes of the faithful, accompanying a statue of the Blessed Mother. After a hymn welcoming Mary into each home, we gather around the statue, pray the Rosary and sing a Marian hymn after each decade.
Melto D’Moronoyo – St Maroun, a prayer on the lips
In an uncertain time, one saint pointed to Jesus with his whole life. From his witness, a church grew
On this Plenary pilgrimage, humility and gratitude will enable us to...
Brothers and Sisters in Jesus-Christ our Lord,
“Who, then, is the faithful and wise slave whom his master has put in charge of his household...
Melto D’Moronoyo: The Rosary and Maronite Faith
Continuing with The Catholic Weekly’s readers exciting new addition to its line up of award-winning columns this week.
Titled Melto D’moronoyo (From Syriac it translates literally...
