Saint Charbel Makhlouf, a Lebanese Maronite monk and priest renowned for his holiness and miracles, spent 18 years in prayer and meditation in a cave in his native village of Bekaa Kafra, Lebanon, before entering the monastery. The Latin Church celebrates his feast day on July 24, while the Maronite Church observes it on the third Sunday of July (July 21 this year). The three-day feast is marked by prayer, reflection, and seeking his intercession, culminating in a Eucharistic procession at St. M

🙏🌟 Celebrating the Life of Saint Charbel Makhlouf 🌟🙏On July 24, the Catholic Church honors the remarkable journey of St. Charbel Makhlouf, a Maronite Catholic priest, monk, and hermit, whose life was filled with miracles that continue to inspire and enrich the Christian community.Born in humble circumstances in Lebanon during 1828, he embraced a life of prayer and solitude from a young age, finding solace in God’s presence amid the breathtaking landscapes of Lebanon’s valleys and mountains.�

July 24th - The MIRACULOUS Life of Saint Charbel

St. Charbel Makhlouf has been credited with two miracles from early 2026. In the US, a woman experienced an instant healing of a chronic surgical wound after applying blessed oil. Meanwhile, in Lebanon, another woman's spinal tumour disappeared overnight without the need for surgery. These cases contribute to the over 30,000 intercessions attributed to the Maronite monk. | Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur

De nombreux miracles même récents tout début 2026 lisez👉 Saint Charbel Makhlouf (1828–1898) est l’un des plus grands saints de guérison de l’époque moderne. Dès sa mort, des phénomènes extraordinaires ont entouré son tombeau, et au fil des décennies, des milliers de fidèles ont témoigné de guérisons inexplicables attribuées à son intercession. Certaines histoires sont devenues particulièrement célèbres et documentées. ⸻ 1. Nohad El Shami (Liban, 1993) – Paralysie guérie Le miracle le plus connu