Saint Maroun’s Day is a public holiday in Lebanon that honours Saint Maroun, a fifth-century Christian monk associated with the founding of the Maronite Church. The day is especially significant for Maronite Christian communities and is marked through Mass, prayer, liturgical events, and gatherings. It reflects faith, heritage, and the role of the Maronite tradition in Lebanese religious and cultural life.

Event Suggestions:
• Learn about Saint Maroun and the Maronite Christian tradition
• Explore Lebanese Christian heritage through music, symbols, or church customs
• Discuss how religious feast days preserve community identity and history