Saint Charbel Makhlouf (1828–1898) is one of the most venerated saints of the Maronite Catholic Church and a shining example of Eastern holiness. A humble hermit and priest of the Lebanese Maronite Order, he spent twenty-three years in total silence and prayer at the Hermitage of Saints Peter and Paul in Annaya, Lebanon. His deep devotion to the Eucharist and life of fasting drew him into complete union with God.
After his death, his body was found incorrupt, exuding a mysterious light visible for weeks. Since then, over 33,000 miracles have been officially recorded and verified by the Maronite Church, with countless more reported by the faithful worldwide. These include healings from terminal illness, restored sight, and inexplicable recoveries confirmed by medical documentation.
Canonized by Pope Paul VI in 1977, Saint Charbel remains a symbol of divine healing and spiritual renewal. His life and miracles continue to draw pilgrims from every nation to his tomb in Annaya, where prayers are still answered daily.
Each Saint Charbel Makhlouf Prayer Card is crafted with reverent care and devotion. During its creation, prayers are offered for those who will receive it, making every card a personal act of faith and intercession.
This prayer card honors the saint whose silent faith still moves mountains—a perfect keepsake for those seeking healing, strength, and divine grace through the intercession of the Miracle Worker of Lebanon.
Saint Charbel Makhlouf (1828–1898) is one of the most venerated saints of the Maronite Catholic Church and a shining example of Eastern holiness. A humble hermit and priest of the Lebanese Maronite Order, he spent twenty-three years in total silence and prayer at the Hermitage of Saints Peter and Paul in Annaya, Lebanon. His deep devotion to the Eucharist and life of fasting drew him into complete union with God.
After his death, his body was found incorrupt, exuding a mysterious light visible for weeks. Since then, over 33,000 miracles have been officially recorded and verified by the Maronite Church, with countless more reported by the faithful worldwide. These include healings from terminal illness, restored sight, and inexplicable recoveries confirmed by medical documentation.
Canonized by Pope Paul VI in 1977, Saint Charbel remains a symbol of divine healing and spiritual renewal. His life and miracles continue to draw pilgrims from every nation to his tomb in Annaya, where prayers are still answered daily.
Each Saint Charbel Makhlouf Prayer Card is crafted with reverent care and devotion. During its creation, prayers are offered for those who will receive it, making every card a personal act of faith and intercession.
This prayer card honors the saint whose silent faith still moves mountains—a perfect keepsake for those seeking healing, strength, and divine grace through the intercession of the Miracle Worker of Lebanon.
