Aoude: We pray that the Lord will protect Lebanon from every aggressor and make the Lebanese more attached to their land, sovereignty and army, and more protective of their identity and unity, so that they may deserve the future
National News Agency: The Metropolitan of Beirut and its dependencies for the Greek Orthodox, Bishop Elias Aoude, presided over the Mass at Saint George’s Cathedral. After the Gospel was read, he delivered a sermon in which he said: “The Lord Jesus places us today before two contrasting scenes: a rich man dressed in purple and fine linen, living in luxury, and a poor man named Lazarus, laid…”
Machine translation of an attributed source excerpt. Consult the original report to verify details. Translated from original reporting in another language.
Reporting timeline
3 outletsReports grouped around the same specific event, ordered by original publication time. Source headlines below retain their original language. Coverage count is not independent confirmation.
- National News Agencyعودة: نصلي ليحفظ الرب لبنان من كل معتد ويجعل اللبنانيين أكثر تعلقا بأرضهم وسيادتهم وجيشهم وأشد حفاظا على هويتهم ووحدتهم لكي يستحقوا المستقبل ↗
- Elnashraعودة: نصلي ليحفظ الرب لبنان من كل معتد ويجعل اللبنانيين أكثر تعلقا بأرضهم وسيادتهم وجيشهم ↗
- Lebanon 24عودة: نصلي ليحفظ الرب لبنان من كل معتد ويجعل اللبنانيين أكثر تعلقا بأرضهم وسيادتهم وجيشهم ↗
How the coverage developed
Aoude: We pray that the Lord will protect Lebanon from every aggressor and make the Lebanese more attached to their land, sovereignty and army, and more protective of their identity and unity, so that they may deserve the future
National News Agency: The Metropolitan of Beirut and its dependencies for the Greek Orthodox, Bishop Elias Aoude, presided over the Mass at Saint George’s Cathedral. After the Gospel was read, he delivered a sermon in which he said: “The Lord Jesus places us today before two contrasting scenes: a rich man dressed in purple and fine linen, living in luxury, and a poor man named Lazarus, laid…”
Odeh: We pray that the Lord protect Lebanon from every aggressor and make the Lebanese more attached to their land, sovereignty and army, and more protective of their identity and unity, so that they may deserve the future
National News Agency: Wataniyeh - Metropolitan of Beirut and its dependencies for the Greek Orthodox, Bishop Elias Aoudeh, presided over the Divine Liturgy at Saint George Cathedral. After the Gospel was read, he delivered a sermon in which he said: “The Lord Jesus places us today before two contrasting scenes: a rich man dressed in purple and fine linen, living in luxury, and a poor man named Lazarus, lying…”
Awwad: We pray that the Lord will protect Lebanon from every aggressor and make the Lebanese more attached to their land, sovereignty and army, and more protective of their identity and unity, so that they may deserve the future
National News Agency: The Metropolitan of Beirut and its dependencies for the Greek Orthodox, Archbishop Elias Awwad, presided over the Mass at the Cathedral of Saint George. After the Gospel was read, he delivered a homily in which he said: “The Lord Jesus places us today before two contrasting scenes: a rich man dressed in purple and fine linen, living in luxury, and a poor man named Lazarus, lying…”
