Spiritual Presence of Saint Maron to be Warmly Received and Felt as the Vatican Prepares for Next Week's Dedication Ceremonies
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NOVEMBER 8th, 2012
- Music, Food, Fun Highlight Lebfest!
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- Akouri Honored by Arab Foundation
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- Akouri to Host 2005 Hospital Benefit
- State, Farmington Hills Honor Lebanon
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- Witness to History: A Man of Peace Visits the White House
- Car Bomb Kills Former Lebanese Prime Minister
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