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ST CHARBEL MAKHLOUF - He is known as the Miracle Monk and Padre Pio of Lebanon.

The Maronite church is "one of the largest Eastern rite churches, prominent especially in modern Lebanon. The church is in canonical communion with the Roman Catholic Church."* St.Charbel Makhlouf, a Maronite monk and priest, is known as the "Miracle Monk of Lebanon" or "Padre Pio of Lebanon" for the many miracles that have been attributed to him. It's Anna Maria here with true inspiring stories of God's graces combined with lives and quotes of saints and Bible verses for everyone to grow closer to our Lord! I believe that sharing stories, whether our story or those of saints', is one way of opening people's hearts to God during these more challenging times. Many label God's mysterious ways as coincidence, synchronicity, or luck. In reality, all the things that happen in our lives are part of our journey to God. This channel hopes to bring people's hearts back to seeing God in their lives. From subtle grace stories to big miracles, all stories hope to warm readers' hearts and to remind us that God is always with us. He always answers our prayers in his time and with our best intentions. Start your weekend on a high note! Check out new Touched by Grace (TBG) Today videos and www.touchedbygrace.today blogs every week! If you enjoyed this video, please SUBSCRIBE using the Touched By Grace icon, click LIKE, and tap the Notification BELL. THANK YOU! LINKS: https://www.touchedbygrace.today FB:   / tbgracetoday   FB:   / annamaria.deguid   Some names and details of circumstances in the personal stories have been changed due to matters of privacy. The substance and message of the stories remain intact. Touched by Grace book series are available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble. 100 PERCENT OF ALL PROCEEDS from books, YouTube, and all other social media platforms benefit charities in the U.S., Philippines and Africa. Images from Pixabay, Pexels, and Unsplash. Sources: *https://www.britannica.com, https://www.wikipedia.com, https://www.stcharbelpa.org