Examples of using Maronites in English and their translations into German
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Lebanese Maronites allied themselves with Israel,
The Maronites settled in the north,
Nice sample from the bright years is the school"s 1908 donation of Fatsea brothers, who were wealthy Maronites living in Egypt.
Maronites came to these shores at various times throughout the centuries
Beirut(Agenzia Fides)- This year more than six hundred Maronites from Lebanese emigrated families will come to Lebanon to participate in the"Maronite Youth Days" from 21 July.
When the Empire's officials saw how difficult it was to make the Maronites obey Islamic law,
number of Orthodox churches, as well as more modern churches of the Catholics, the Maronites and, little further away,
for a judgment on an issue that many Maronites consider the problem of problems: the emigration of Maronites from
Church throughout the Island, on whose shores the Maronites arrived in various periods
The Maronites are the oldest religious community in Lebanon.
his family secretly baptized Maronites, which is still highly unusual procedure in Orient at the beginning of the 19th century.
Besides, widespread revulsion against Syria for its alleged role in the murder of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, particularly among Lebanon's Maronites, Sunnis, and Druze,
For Rome the Maronites were at first Oriental Christians got lost, heretics indeed.
Sunni Muslims followed by Maronites, Greek-Orthodox and Greek-Catholic Christians.
Its inhabitants are mainly Christians and include Armenians(mostly Apostolic Christians), Maronites, Greek Catholics and Greek Orthodox.
Each of the six religious groups inhabiting the Lebanon(Maronites, Druzes, Sunni,
From 1848, France had imagined the displacement of the Catholics and the Maronites from Syria to Algeria,
In 2004, Salim Joubran, a Christian Arab from Haifa descended from Lebanese Maronites, became the first Arab to hold a permanent appointment on the Court.
2% Armenians, Maronites, British and other European expatriates.
Latin Maronites and Armenians have to be registered on the electoral roll for the European elections.