
The Sanctuary Chapel
Basilica
Lourdes Chapel
Forgiveness Chapel
Bethania Chapel
Our Lady Of Lebanon statue
Projects Underway
Intervention Center
Fathers Who Served the Sanctuary
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Silver jubilee of the inauguration of The Lady of Lebanon Sanctuary |
1933 |
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Golden of the inauguration of The Lady of Lebanon Sanctuary |
1945 |
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Visit of His Holiness Pope John Paul II to The Lady of Lebanon |
10 May 1997 |
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Welcoming of Sainte Theresa of Lisieux relics in the Lady’s Basilica |
19-21 October 2002 |
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Farewell ceremony to Lebanon |
16 November 2004 |
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The First Century anniversary of the Sanctuary |
2004 |
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Inauguration of the Sanctuary |
3 May 1908 |
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Silver jubilee of the inauguration of The Lady of Lebanon Sanctuary |
1933 |
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First official celebration for the Maronite Church |
7 May 1933 |
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Second official celebration for the Armenian Catholic Church |
13 August 1993 |
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Third official celebration for the Melkite Catholic Church |
15 August 1933 |
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Fourth official celebration for the Assyriac Catholic Church on Holy Mary’s Day |
8 September 1933 |
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Fifth official celebration for the Latin Church |
2 October 1933 |
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Sixth official celebration for the chaldean Church |
8 December 1933 |
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End of the silver jubilee |
31 May 1934 |
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Marial year and golden jubilee for the inauguration of The Lady of Lebanon Sanctuary |
1954 |
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Opening of the marial month: First evening |
29 April 1954 |
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Opening of the marial month: Second evening |
30 April 1954 |
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Closing of the trilogy : Third evening |
2 May 1954 |
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Official opening of the golden jubilee on Our Lady of Lebanon’s Feast: Mass animated by the choir of the Monastery of Kreim Missionaries |
2 May 1954 |
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Scouts and Catholic Work Day under the Assyriac Catholic Church’s patronage |
8 May 1954 |
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Church Unity Day under the patronage of the Melkite Catholic Patriarch |
16 May 1954 |
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School and Children’s Day under the patronage of the Episcopal Committee for Catholic Schools |
23 May 1954 |
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Mothers’ and families’ Day under the patronage of the Armenian Catholic Patriarch |
27 May 1954 |
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Congregations Day and opening of the marial road under the patronage of the Marial Episcopal Committee |
30 May 1954 |
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Pentecost: Visit of the authorities, the clergy and congregations under the patronage of the Apostolic Nuncio |
6 June 1954 |
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Marial congress |
30 May – 20 October 1954 |
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End of the marial congress |
21-24 October 1954 |
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First centennial anniversary of the Sanctuary – Harissa |
2004 |
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One hundred years to the laying of the foundation-stone of Our Lady of Lebanon Sanctuary |
2004 |
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Fiftieth anniversary of Mary, Mother of Light’s visit to Lebanese cities and villages |
2004 |
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150 year anniversary of the Declaration of the Immaculate Conception Dogma |
2004 |
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Holy Mass for the launching of the centennial jubilee celebrations of Our Lady of Lebanon sanctuary |
4 January 2004 |
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Mass celebrated by the Armenian catholic Patriarch for the Apostolic Movements |
31 January 2004 |
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“Hallelujah in Orient” mass for Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Iraq |
2 February 2004 |
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Mass for the Friendship Home in presence of about 500 children |
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This church forms the lower section of the tower upon which the statue of Our Lady of Lebanon stands.
This little chapel is the famous place of worship and contains the statue of the Mother of the light sculptured on the Century Anniversary of the Immaculate Conception and fifty years after founding the shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon in 1904. The Statue Visited over 426 villages all over Lebanon between the end of May and late October 1954.

The idea of building a large church in the vicinity of the sanctuary of Our Lady Of Lebanon was originally conceptualized in the sixties. The Shape of the Basilica is a cross between a Lebanese cedar tree and a Phoenician ship. Thanks to its hefty dimensions, 115 meters long, 67 meters wide, while its dome rises 62 meters above the ground, it stands out on top of a mountain that overlooks the famous city jounieh. It can seat up to 3500 confortably, all of whom can contemplate the original sanctuary of Our Lady of Lebanon through a twenty-meter wide and forty-two meter high glass window behind the altar. Since the 1980’s, many religious ceremonies have been celebrated in the Basilica, especially, during May, the holy month of Mary. The Pope John-Paul II visited the Basilica 10th of May 1997.
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Located beneath the frontal part of the Basilica, it was originally called a crypt. Today, it bears the name of Our lady of Lourdes as portrayed on the stained glass window to the left of the Altar, to the right of the Altar, the Holy Family and the Twelve Apostles. It can accommodate up to 300 people seated. In 2004, a new place for confession and spiritual direction.


Inaugurated on 1997, is the most recent Chapel in the complex of Our Lady of Lebanon. The stained glass windows and marbled floors contribute to its exquisite architecture. The stained glass window behind the Altar depicts Jesus carrying the lost sheep on his shoulders. As depicted, many come to the Forgiveness Chapel seeking spiritual guidance and confession.

Built in 2005 in Bethania, the center for spiritual retreats, a chapel with a 300 people seating capacity. It serves the needs of the retreats and the celebration of Holy Sacraments such as weddings and christenings.
One of the most beautiful art pieces that portrays the Virgin Mary manufactured in France. The statue was elevated in 1908 above the principal sanctuary. It is made up of seven sections that were assembled on top of the stone base which has the shape of a trunk, with a bottom perimeter of 64m, an upper perimeter of 12m and with an overall height of 20m.The statue made with molten Bronze, painted white, gave the statue more splendor and clarity. The statue is 8.50m in height, 5.50m in perimeter and weights 15 tons.The location of the Shrine which overlooks the Bay of Jounieh, is considered one of the world’s most beautiful sceneries.
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