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Saint James Church (Byblos)
Byblos
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Saint James Church is a Maronite church in the ancient city of Byblos. Dedicated to Saint James Intercisus, a 5th-century Persian martyr venerated in the Eastern churches for his steadfast faith under torture. Byblos is a UNESCO World Heritage city, among the oldest continuously inhabited settlements on earth.
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