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The ongoing crisis in Lebanon has claimed the life of Fr. Pierre El Rai, a Maronite priest from the Diocese of Tyre and a project partner of the foundation, who was killed amid

Violence has once again escalated in Lebanon with devastating intensity. According to figures released by the Lebanese government, nearly 30,000 people have been displaced following a wave of overnight airstrikes on Monday, March

Lebanon is still recovering from years of conflict and economic turmoil. The Pope’s visit is a sign that the local Church is not forgotten, and highlights the country’s unique role in the region.

Five years have passed since one of the most devastating moments in Lebanon’s recent history—the Beirut port explosion of 4 August 2020. The blast killed over 200 people, injured more than 7,000, and

The Church in Lebanon’s Beqaa Valley is allowing the thriving, despite the ongoing armed conflict and economic instability. Christian families and individuals are offering a powerful witness by looking after those displaced by

Besides the human casualties and material damage, Israel’s war with Hezbollah is causing mass movements of people in a country where demography is always a very sensitive topic, which could cause problems in