St. Maroun is the patron saint of the maronite church.
St. Maroun, Maron or Maro, was born about the year 305.
Do you mean St. Maron, also known as St. Maro? He died of natural causes in the year 430.
Maroun Joseph is 5' 9".
In 4th Century northern Syria outside of Aleppo, there was a monk who practiced asceticism and mysticism called Maroun (from which the name of the Maronites is derived, since in Arabic, Marouni is a follower of Maroun). He lived in hermitage (or seclusion) yet many people would seek him out for spiritual direction. After his death, a monastery called Beith Maroun (The House of Maroun) was created by his followers in his memory. After a series of clashes with monophysites after the Council of Chalcedon and other noted major heresies, the Maronites fled from persecution to Lebanon, where the majority reside today. The Maronite Church is considered a primarily Syriac-influenced church, although it suffers heavily from latinizations and neo-latinizations.
If you are referring to St. Maron the Hermit, he died in the year 433 of natural causes.
My last name's Maroun too. It doesn't technically mean anything. There was a a saint called Saint Maroun in the 5th century.
Maroun Bagdadi was born on January 21, 1950, in Beirut, Lebanon.
Maroun Bagdadi died on December 10, 1993, in Beirut, Lebanon of fall.
Battle of Maroun al-Ras happened on 29-07-19.
Michel Awit has written: 'The Maronites, conscience of the Church' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Maronite rite 'Les Maronites' 'The Maronites' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Church history, History, Maronite rite, Maronites
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150,000 maronites