2004

 Plenty of snow in Lebanon November 26, 2004 (Daily Star)

 The mountains of Lebanon are crowned with snow (November 23, 2004)

 Lebanese protesters denouce Syrian interference November 20, 2004 (Daily Star)

 Students vow to hold protests, despite ban November 19, 2004 (Daily Star)

 Those who oppress the Lebanese people should pay a heavy price for these actions, US
  Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen says. November 16, 2004 (tayyar.org)

 The Mariamite General Superior’s visit to Michigan: Nov7-14, 2004

 October 21, 2004: The 10th Miracle since August 21, 2004

 13 October 2004: 13 October 1990, Thousands were martyred for the sake of Freedom,
  Independence, & Sovereignty

 Marwan Hamade’s assassination attempt (Oct 01-04)

 Lebanese Parliament amended Constitution under Syria’s pressure (Sept 04-04)

 UN 1559 (Sept 03-04)

 Muslim leaders oppose Church (Sept 02-04)

 Church slams Syria’s role (Sept 1-04)

 September 2004: Our Lady of Beshwet continues to draw thousands of people (Daily Star)

 15 August 2004: Feast of the Assumption

 17 May 2004: Australian Maronites celebrate Lebanese monk canonization (Catholic News)

 May 17, 2004: Lebanese monk among six granted sainthood (Daily Star)

 May 2004: The Maronite Community of Cyprus (Kypros.org)

 Cyprus’ Maronite Community in crisis (Daily Star)

  Sticker wars in Cairo-Egypt between Christians & Muslims: The Fish vs. the Shark
 In Cairo this year, there were the "sticker wars." Many Egyptian Christians were sporting fish-shaped stickers on their cars
 (the fish has been a symbol of Christianity since the 1st century AD). This year, Muslim drivers in Cairo started affixing their own
 sticker: an open-mouthed shark, the words "Allahu Akhbar" inscribed inside. The message was clear, and after a wire service
 noted the increase in competing stickers, the Egyptian press and the Interior Ministry stepped in - one with calls for "national unity"
 and the other with fines for any motorist with either kind of sticker.
 (Retrieved from the Daily Star)

 Who were the Phoenicians? (National Geographic)

 The Lebanese are the Phoenician descendants: Scientifically proved. Watch Real Player
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  When Pope John Paul II canonizes Blessed Nimatullah Kassab al-Hardini at the
  Vatican May 16, church bells will ring throughout Lebanon. (English)

 Thousands descend on Kfifane for canonization (Daily Star)

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 Hardine prepares for elevation of native son

 The Maronite Patriarch blames Syria for Problems: May 6, 2004 (English)