The Rue d'Ulm holds a building marked by a stone facade and the distinct silhouette of a bell tower topped with a cedar of Lebanon. This is the Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Cathedral. In the early twentieth century, this structure served as the chapel for the School of the Holy Family. When the Maronite community in Paris grew, they purchased the site, and the chapel became their cathedral in nineteen seventy-one. It serves as the spiritual hub for Eastern-rite Catholics of Lebanese descent.
Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Cathedral (Paris)
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