About the Maronite Church

The Maronite Church is one of the oldest churches of Catholicism. It was led by Saint Maron, a priest (350-410 AD) who devotedly taught the Catholic faith, and ministered to many people with his gifts of healing and counsel. The followers of Maron emigrated from Syria to Lebanon, where the Maronite Church flourishes today.  Today in the U.S.A. there are two eparchies (dioceses) made up of 85 parishes and institutions. 

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News and Notes

Holy Days of Obligation

• November 1, 2007: All Saints Day

See the complete list for 2007-2008

Maronite Religious Formation Program for Spring 2008

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Liturgical Schedule for Holy Week and Easter 2008

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Census 2008

In our constant effort to keep our records accurate and have up-to-date information, we are trying to have a complete census of the parishioners. (Read More...)