
Church
Saint Challita Church (Qatlabah)
Qatlabah
About this site
Saint Challita Church stands in the Helsban Holy Valley near Qatlabah, one of Al-Qoubaiyat's own districts in Akkar. Dedicated to Saint Challita, also known as Saint Artemius, the site sits over the ruins of an ancient Roman temple, later converted into a church. Restored after fire damage through the dedicated efforts of local preservationist Lorice Saad Kodeih, it remains a beloved festival site for the wider Qoubaiyat community.
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Address
Qatlabah, Al-Qoubaiyat, Akkar Governorate
denomination
Maronite
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