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| − | Saint '''Charbel''' Makhlouf, called the "Miracle Monk of [[Lebanon]]," was a Maronite [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic]] monk, hermit and priest who is credited with many [[miracles]]. He is particularly admired by [[Lebanese]], but also worldwide. | + | Saint '''Charbel''' Makhlouf, called the "Miracle Monk of [[Lebanon]]," was a Maronite [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic]] [[monk]], [[hermit]] and [[priest]] who is credited with many [[miracles]]. He is particularly admired by [[Lebanese]], but also worldwide. |
He is most known for his commitment to [[prayer]]. He also had good relationships with [[Muslims]] and [[Druze]]. | He is most known for his commitment to [[prayer]]. He also had good relationships with [[Muslims]] and [[Druze]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:43, July 9, 2025
Saint Charbel Makhlouf, called the "Miracle Monk of Lebanon," was a Maronite Catholic monk, hermit and priest who is credited with many miracles. He is particularly admired by Lebanese, but also worldwide.
He is most known for his commitment to prayer. He also had good relationships with Muslims and Druze.