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Can Lebanon rise from its abyss? Father Elia Mitri argues that hope is our greatest force. Our deepest sickness is the refusal to see the preciousness in each other. Recovery isn't a political project but a personal one, starting with the virtue of acknowledging others and taking responsibility for ourselves.
Read moreMan comes from a mindset. Should you see him giving in to a parlance brimming with hatred towards the different other and with love for blood..., expect the forest to expand into the city and the village! Those who have known Lebanon before the war, which was falsely named the "Two-Year War", can bear witness ...
Read moreThirty-five years ago, one of the brethren priests in Mount Lebanon proposed to some priests in his neighborhood the idea of celebrating together the feasts of the patron saints of their parish churches. However, the idea did not materialize. Yesterday, here, in the city of Montreal, believers from the parishes of the city responded to ...
Read moreI have lived far from carrying weapons. Had it not been for a bullet that a relative of mine, about forty-five years ago, pushed me to fire at a tin hanging from a strap in the air, I would have said that I have never held a weapon in my life. I am not bragging ...
Read moreThis morning, I woke up early to a question from a friend. He said to me: “why do you not dare to criticize the Synodists…?” (I think he meant the members of the Synod in the Church of Antioch). He chose to place his question, in a text I had posted a few days ago, ...
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