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Maronite Catholic Church
Easton, Pennsylvania

Our Lady of Lebanon

Serving the Lehigh Valley since 1901. All are welcome.

Welcome

A spiritual home in the Lehigh Valley

Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Catholic Church was founded in 1901 by Lebanese immigrants from the village of Kfarsghab. For over a century, this parish has been the heart of Maronite Catholic life in eastern Pennsylvania.

Today, under the pastoral care of Rev. Kamil Alchouefati and Deacon Adonis El-Asmar, we continue the traditions of the Syriac-Maronite Church while welcoming anyone who walks through our doors.

Interior of Our Lady of Lebanon showing the altar, crucifix, and stone sanctuary wall

Schedule

Mass Schedule

The Divine Liturgy is celebrated according to the Maronite Rite.

Divine Liturgy

Saturday

English

5:00 PM

Sunday

Arabic & English

10:00 AM

Tuesday - Friday

English

9:00 AM

Holy Day (Weekday)

Arabic

7:00 PM (typical)

Holy Days of Obligation are typically at 7:00 PM — confirm the exact time in the weekly bulletin.

Confessions

Saturday

4:15 PM - 4:45 PM

Sunday

9:30 AM - 9:50 AM

Parish Office

Mon–Thu

10 AM – 2 PM
Our Lady of Lebanon dance troupe in traditional Lebanese attire at Heritage Days in Easton, PA

Our Signature Event

Lebanese Heritage Days

The largest Lebanese festival in the tri-state area — authentic Lebanese food, live music, dabke dancing, and family fun. A beloved tradition at Our Lady of Lebanon since 1978.

Held annually in early August
On the church grounds in Easton, PA
Free admission — all are welcome

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Everyone has a place here.

Whether you grew up Maronite or are visiting for the first time, you are welcome at Our Lady of Lebanon.