Maronite Saints
Icons Mounted Prints • 4x6" / 10x15cm
Premium Mount Specifications
Pro Photo Paper
Silver-Halide based Lustre Photo Paper offers outstanding icon tones, delivering deep color gamut and traditional sacred details.
Rigid Prints
With flush mounting, the prints feel like a solid, durable board, preventing bending and warping over time.
Round Corners
Flush Mount Icons come standard with modern rounded corners and precision laser-cut edges. A pleasure to hold and display.
Eco-Friendly Backing
1/24" (1mm) thick white-core backing made of modern PS material, significantly more environmentally friendly than standard PVC cores.
Explore the Saints
This exclusive set features ten beautifully rendered icons, representing the pillars of Maronite spirituality, history, and theology.
Our Lady of Ilige
Our Lady of Ilige (also known as Our Lady of the Maronites) is a sacred 10th-century Syriac icon of the Virgin Mary and the Child Jesus. Named after the patriarchal Monastery of Our Lady of Ilige in Mayfouq, Lebanon, the revered image served as the personal icon of Maronite Patriarchs during times of severe persecution.
10th-Century Syriac Style
Saint Maron
Saint Maron is the spiritual father of the Maronites, and the saint from whom the Maronite Church draws its name. The Maronite rite is one of 22 eastern Catholic rites that is in full communion with the Holy See of Rome. Of all the Eastern rite Churches, the Maronite Church is the only one known by the name of a person—Saint Maron.
Spiritual Father
Saint John Maron
The Maronite Church was organized in the late seventh and early eighth centuries, with Saint John Maron (Youhana Maron) as the first patriarch of the Maronite Church. He was a preacher, teacher, apostle, great shepherd as a spiritual and military leader, and a significant civilian and administrative figure who supported his people in their tribulations.
First Patriarch
Saint Charbel
Beloved Saint Sharbel - Saint Sharbel Makhlouf was a monk and priest who loved the solitude of prayer, the reverence of worship, the reflection of the Holy Eucharist, and the freedom of Simplicity. He sought God early in his life and lived the monastic vow until death.
Wonderworker of Lebanon
Saint Rafqa
Saint Rafqa (1832–1914) was a Lebanese Maronite nun known as the patron saint of the sick and those who have lost parents. Canonized in 2001, she spent the final 29 years of her life enduring immense physical agony and blindness, which she embraced as a spiritual offering to share in the sufferings of Christ.
Patron of the Sick
Saint Nimatullah Al-Hardini
Saint Nimatullah Al-Hardini (1808–1858) was a revered Lebanese Maronite monk and priest who served as the spiritual teacher and mentor to Saint Charbel Mahklouf. Known as the "Saint of Kfifan," he was an ascetic scholar who dedicated his life to teaching seminarians and guiding souls.
The Saint of Kfifan
The Massabki Brothers
The Massabki Brothers—Francis, Abdel Moati, and Raphael—were three Maronite Catholic laymen from Damascus, Syria, renowned for their devout lives and martyrdom. During the 1860 anti-Christian riots in the region, they sought refuge in a Franciscan church where they chose to die rather than renounce their Christian faith. Canonized on October 20, 2024, they are honored as the Martyrs of Damascus.
Martyrs of Damascus
Blessed Estephan Nehmé
Blessed Estephan Nehmé (aka Yūsuf Nehmé) was a Maronite monk known for his piety, humility, and dedication to a life of prayer and service. He is also a wonderworker. Born in Lehfed, Lebanon, he was known as the “angel of the family” and lived by the constant realization that “God can see me.”
Angel of the Family
Blessed Patriarch Estephan El Douaihy
Blessed Estephan El Douaihy (1630–1704) was the 57th Maronite Patriarch of Antioch and a celebrated 17th-century historian. Known as the "Father of Maronite History", he was beatified on August 2, 2024, becoming the first Maronite Patriarch to receive this honor in contemporary times.
Father of Maronite History
Blessed Patriarch Elias Hoyek
Elias Howayek, 'Father of Greater Lebanon' – elected Patriarch in 1899, he held office for over 30 years. He founded the Congregation of the Maronite Sisters of the Holy Family and was a key shepherd during severe socio-political trials, constantly defending his flock.
Father of Greater LebanonThe Mounting & Paper
Professional Photo Chemistry
The prints feature a 163# (242gsm), Silver Halide based Photographic Paper with a mid sheen, semi-textured Lustre coating. This provides a glare-resistant, highly durable surface that displays deep, rich black tones, making every fold of vestment and gold detail in the icons stand out.
- Weight: 242 gsm (163#)
- Chemistry: Silver Halide Photographic Paper
- Finish: Mid Sheen, Semi-Textured Lustre
Rigid Flush Mount Construction
Every print is professionally mounted flush to a backing that is 1/24" (1mm) thick. It features a clean white core with a black backing. Crafted from Polystyrene (PS), this modern material is durable, flat, and much more environmentally friendly than traditional PVC cores.
- Thickness: 1/24" (1mm)
- Core Style: White Core with Sleek Black Backing
- Material: Eco-Friendly PS (Polystyrene)