Churches & Sacred Sites in Keserwan

The Keserwan district is the spiritual heartland of the Maronite Church, rising from the bay of Jounieh to the high mountains above. Harissa's shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon watches over the coast, Bkerke is the seat of the Maronite Patriarchate and the Melkite Basilica of Saint Paul stands nearby, while countless village churches fill the valleys inland. Explore every church in the Keserwan district below, grouped by town, with locations, photos and details to plan your visit or find a Sunday Mass.

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Our Lady of Lebanon – Shrine in Harissa
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Our Lady of Lebanon

Harissa
Saint Paul Basilica – Basilica in Harissa
Basilica
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Saint Paul Basilica

Harissa
Saint Charbel Church & Statue – Shrine in Faraya
Shrine
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Saint Charbel Church & Statue

Faraya
Maronite Patriarchate of Bkerke – Patriarchate in Bkerke
Patriarchate
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Maronite Patriarchate of Bkerke

Bkerke
Convent of Christ the King – Convent in Zouk Mosbeh
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Convent of Christ the King

Zouk Mosbeh
Monastery of Saint Anthony of Padua (Chnaneir) – Monastery in Chnaneir
Monastery
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Monastery of Saint Anthony of Padua (Chnaneir)

Chnaneir
Cathedral of Our Lady of Gifts – Cathedral in Adma w Dafnah
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Cathedral of Our Lady of Gifts

Adma w Dafnah
Mountain of Divine Mercy – Shrine in Ghosta
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Mountain of Divine Mercy

Ghosta
Resurrection Monastery – Monastery in Faraya
Monastery

Resurrection Monastery

Faraya
Our Lady of Tenderness – Church in Ajaltoun
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Our Lady of Tenderness

Ajaltoun
Saint George Cathedral (Sarba) – Cathedral in Sarba
Cathedral

Saint George Cathedral (Sarba)

Sarba
Convent of Our Lady of the Fields – Convent in Delbta
Convent

Convent of Our Lady of the Fields

Delbta

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Keserwan district known for?

It is the spiritual heart of the Maronite Church, with the shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon in Harissa and the Maronite Patriarchate in Bkerke.

How can I find a Sunday Mass in the Keserwan district?

Open any church below to see its location and contact details. Mass times can change with the seasons and feast days, so it's best to call the parish before you go.

Can visitors enter churches in the Keserwan district?

Yes. Most churches welcome respectful visitors. Smaller village churches are often locked outside services, so plan your visit around Mass or ask locally for the key. Modest dress is appreciated.

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