Lamp of Eternal Lights: The Biography of Saint Charbel Makhlouf (1828-1898) - Elias Turk

\nSaint Charbel Makhlouf, one of the most famous saints of the Catholic Church, is a simple, humble and intriguing person. This biography offers a description of some of the most important events in his lifetime, from his birth in Beqaakafra (1828) to his death in Annaya (1898). It also includes a short historical insight into the Maronite Church, a description of some of the most famous Maronite monasteries, particularly those where Saint Charbel spent many years of his monastic life, and a brief explanation of the history of Northern Lebanon. Saint Charbel's Feast day falls on 23rd July in the Maronite calendar but is celebrated on the third Sunday of July. It is celebrated on 24th July in the Roman Catholic calendar. \nFrom the readers\n \n- This is a must-read if you want to learn more about Saint Charbel Makhlouf's life. You will not be disappointed! - Arielle H. \n- I was inspired by the life of Saint Charbel and will pray and ask for healing. My life will never be the same. - Jacob Rueda. \n- After this came in, my wife read it. She was much taken by this saint when she read it. Then she gave it to our parish priest, Before mass, he went up to me and said he loved this book. - Michael D. Spencer.