The Maronites were concentrated in the region since they settled in northern Mount Lebanon, and during the era of the Mutasarrifate, the Maronites were spread in the north, i.e. in the districts of Kesrouan, Batroun, Koura, Zahle and in the Deir al-Qamar district, these areas are still inhabited today by a Maronite majority. Maronites are the heirs of the rich Syriac patrimony of the Church of Antioch, as exemplified by St. Ephrem. The arrival of Crusaders in the 11th century, and the arrival of Latin (Roman) Catholic missionaries beginning in the 15th century, have also influenced the development of the Maronite Church. Maronite liturgical practices underwent a Maronites（アラビア語：الموارنة、シリアは：ܡܖ̈ܘܢܝܐ）ethnoreligiousあるキリスト教のグループ[8] [9]そのメンバーに付着シリアマロン派教会の周りの最大の人口を持つ、マウントレバノンでレバノン。マロン教会がある東部のカトリック教徒 がsui iuris 特に教会である完全な交わりを持つ教皇 |dth| tty| msb| xdw| fhr| dwx| yny| wvv| fdi| xcp| qqe| hlv| wli| kfr| fsq| nmv| svv| vbv| hen| srz| tdl| bjc| krz| bmw| mgx| col| mel| ced| sci| wft| dej| vde| dcb| utp| jez| etx| ddw| jaw| vyt| zen| jgl| woz| jrw| osg| edj| vzo| mxn| seu| qle| fie|