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Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Lebanon was not a religious occasion that Lebanese people could simply move beyond and forget. It became a mirror that, in just three days, exposed what Lebanon has been trying ...
With thousands of movie posters, Abboudi Bou Jaoude is saving cinematic heritage in an archive that's emotional for many.At the end of a little side street in the Beirut neighborhood of Ras Beirut, a ...
GLEN ALLEN, Va. — The Lebanese Food Festival is celebrating four decades of sharing culture, community and cuisine with Richmond-area residents this weekend at St. Anthony Maronite Catholic Church in ...
BEIRUT — Every evening, from dusk until dawn, a group of guards fan across the predominantly Christian Beirut neighborhood of Ashrafieh. With nothing more than a flashlight and a baton, they hide in ...
BEIRUT — On Oct. 4, Lebanon crowned 22-year-old Perla Harb from southern Lebanon as its new beauty queen in a star-studded ceremony highlighting Lebanese heritage and culture. Harb won the Miss ...
Pope Leo XIV smiles as he meets with Lebanese young people gathered at the square in front of the Maronite Patriarchate of Antioch in Bkerké, Lebanon, Dec. 1, 2025. Credit: CNS photo/Lola Gomez “Peace ...
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