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exterior of Saint Saba Cathedral (Bsharri), Cathedral in Bsharri, Lebanon

Cathedral

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Saint Saba Cathedral (Bsharri)

Bsharri

About this site

Saint Saba Cathedral is a Maronite cathedral in Bsharri, completed in 1954 during the patriarchate of Anthony Arida and dedicated to Saint Saba. Overlooking the head of the Qadisha Valley, Bsharri is the birthplace of Khalil Gibran and the gateway to the Cedars of God.

Related Figures

Saint Sabbas the Sanctified - Founder

Saint Sabbas the Sanctified

Photo Gallery

Photo: Elias Mgamas

Photo: Ghazi Tadmouri

Photo: Nassrallah Akdi

Photo: Hany Raymond Rahme

Photo: Elie Korkomaz

Photo: Father Maurice Khoury

Visit Information

Address

Bsharri, Bsharri District, North Governorate

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denomination

Maronite

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Monastery of Mar Lishaa (Saint Elisha) - Monastery

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Saint Eusebius Convent - Convent

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