Tyre is Lebanon’s fourth largest city and is sometimes referred to as “Queen of the Seas.” These words were written on CNN site and not by a Lebanese reporter; not only that but the article also described the summer of Tyre as “a picturesque summer […]
The Spaniards argue that crème brûlée is just a French version of crema catalana. Welsh historians claim Arthur Guinness smuggled his famous stout recipe from a Welsh tavern to Dublin. And Lebanon … Lebanon wants their hummus (picture in library) back. Often overlooked as a culinary destination, […]
President Michel Aoun and first Lebanese Lady Nadia el-Chami Aoun opened the doors of Baabda Palace for a delegation of students from five schools (different Lebanese regions), as well as different orphan institutions with the presence of the president’s daughter, Claudine Aoun Roukoz. […]
Blessed Lent to All We often wonder what meaning there is for Christians in depriving themselves during lent, of something that is good and useful for their physical subsistence. The Sacred Scriptures and the Christian traditions teach us that fasting is a great motivator […]
This holiday is always celebrated on 9 February, the Feast day of Saint Maron. History of the Feast Day of St. Maron All that we know about Maron, the spiritual father of the Maronites comes from Theodoret, the bishop of Cyr. In approximately 444 AD, […]
Was 2016 Merry to Lebanon? A New Year is just around the corner and before we get to welcome what is in store in the New Year, let’s take time to reflect on the events that took place in our […]
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