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Aerial view of Monastery of Our Lady of Succors, Monastery in Byblos, Lebanon
Monastery

Monastery of Our Lady of Succors

About this site

Monastery of Our Lady of Succors is a Maronite monastery of the Lebanese Maronite Order in Byblos. Dedicated to the Virgin Mary as a source of divine help, its main feast falls on September 8th, the Nativity of Mary. Byblos rises from one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited shorelines, the monastery crowning a hill 170 meters above the ancient Phoenician coast.
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Address

Byblos, Mount Lebanon Governorate

denomination

Maronite

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