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Saint Maroun Church (Beirut)
Beirut
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Saint Maroun Church is a Maronite church in the Saifi and Gemmayze area of Beirut. It is dedicated to Saint Maroun, the hermit monk regarded as the spiritual father of the Maronite Church and the source of its name. Gemmayze is one of Beirut's best-known districts for its nightlife, art galleries, and restored Ottoman-era buildings.
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