 Fr Emmanuel El Fadle + 1905 - 1909 |
 Mgr. Yousef Ashkar+ 1910 - 1928 |
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 Fr. Yousef Juan+ 1928 - 1928 |
 Fr. Peter Alam+ 1928 - 1962 |
 Fr. Michael Chebli 1962 – 1992; 2002 -2004 |
 Fr. Nabil Rizkallah 1990 - 1992 |
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 Fr. Elie Madi 1991 - 1995 |
 Fr. George Bou Msallem 1991 - 1996 |
 Fr. Marwan Tabet 1993 – 1994; 1996 - 1999 |
 Fr. Nadim Abou Zeid 1994 |
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 Fr. Hannoun Andraous 1995 – 1996 |
 Fr. Pierre Albalaa 1997 - 2001 |
 Fr. Maurice Chidiac 1999 - 2001 |
 Fr. Bechara Trad 2001-2005 |
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 Fr. Pierre El-Khoury 2001-2005 |
 Fr. Boulos Habbouche 2002-2005 |
 Fr. Ihab Chamoun 2002-2005 |
 Fr. Kozhaya Sarkis 2005-2005 |
The First Maronite Assistant Ministers of the Eucharist S.A
with Bishop Orsmond; Fr. Pierre; Fr. Nadim & Fr. Maurice.
New Assistant Blessing: 11 June 2005
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Joe Khoury Luc Drewes Greg Essey Kevin Kelly Edward Khoury Mike Khoury Pietro Leoni Mike Sadie |
Trevor Michael Vincent Leicher Glen Kairuz Joe Kairuz Clive Kairuz Vincent Kairuz Greg Lahoud Ronnie Mroun |
Martin Anthony Gerrit Van Wouw Piero Pallini Stewart Alenxander John Bolus Pat Hunt Daniel Kourie George Karam |
Our Lady
 1904 - Lebanon |
 1991 - Woodmead |
 2002 - Mulbarton |
Our First Maronite Church. Kerk St. Johannesburg. A Church was purchased by Fr. Joseph Ashkar in 1910 in Commissioner Street and later moved to the corner of Diagonal & Kerk Street, Johannesburg as pictured here. Fr Ashkar was assisted by Fr. Wasim Estaphan for a short while before Fr. Estaphan returned to Lebanon. |
Our Lady of Lebanon Church & School
61 Mint Rd Fordsburg JHB |
Our Lady of the Cedars, Woodmead Opened in 1991, the church serves the northern region of Johannesburg. Centrally situated this church is the administrative head office of the Maronite Catholic Mission. Activities carried out at the Mission include: Daily Weekday Masses; Five Weekend Masses; Perpetual Adoration; Rosary, Praise and Worship & Youth Prayer Groups; Catechism, Marriage Preparation; Baptism Preparation; our Parish Council & Committee meetings; Cultural and fund raising activities are held the Liban Conference & Banqueting Centre. |
Our Lady of Lebanon, Mulbarton Opened in 2003 the Mission has fulfilled the need for a church in the area. Serving the community in the south of Johannesburg, it has grown from strength to strength in the first year of its opening. Activities carried out at the Mission include: Daily Weekday Masses; currently five Weekend Masses; Rosary, Prayer Groups; Catechism, Baptism Preparation, Parish Council and Committee meetings; Cultural and fund raising activities. |