Saint John Maron

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Saint John Maron (c. 628 – 707) was the first Patriarch and founder of the Maronite Church. A monk, scholar, and bishop of Batroun, he guided his people through war and persecution, defending the true faith in Christ’s divinity when the Church of Antioch was divided. His courage and wisdom united the Maronite faithful under a single patriarchate, establishing a legacy of independence and devotion to God that endures to this day.

Venerated by the Maronite and Roman Catholic Churches, Saint John Maron is celebrated as a shepherd who guarded truth with love and fortitude. His life reminds the faithful that unity and courage in Christ are the foundations of enduring faith.

Each Saint John Maron Prayer Card is crafted with prayerful care and devotion. During its creation, prayers are offered for those who will receive it, making every card an act of faith and intercession.

This prayer card honors the first Maronite Patriarch whose leadership shaped a Church that still stands strong in Christ today.

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Saint John Maron (c. 628 – 707) was the first Patriarch and founder of the Maronite Church. A monk, scholar, and bishop of Batroun, he guided his people through war and persecution, defending the true faith in Christ’s divinity when the Church of Antioch was divided. His courage and wisdom united the Maronite faithful under a single patriarchate, establishing a legacy of independence and devotion to God that endures to this day.

Venerated by the Maronite and Roman Catholic Churches, Saint John Maron is celebrated as a shepherd who guarded truth with love and fortitude. His life reminds the faithful that unity and courage in Christ are the foundations of enduring faith.

Each Saint John Maron Prayer Card is crafted with prayerful care and devotion. During its creation, prayers are offered for those who will receive it, making every card an act of faith and intercession.

This prayer card honors the first Maronite Patriarch whose leadership shaped a Church that still stands strong in Christ today.