Ensuring Patriarch Hüïque's Canonization

The article discusses the significance of beatifying Patriarch Elias Hovig, who led the demands for the creation of Greater Lebanon after World War I. It highlights his role in establishing the Lebanese national identity and the project of a confessional state. The article also explains that the beatification process goes beyond honoring his legacy to call for a reevaluation of Lebanon’s current situation, which suffers from power-sharing struggles and the fragmentation of the state. Today, communities rely on private havens, mafia protection, and the creation of independent systems that threaten the country’s unity. The article emphasizes that successfully canonizing Hovig requires transforming this event into a pathway for reassessing Lebanese history and identity, serving as a catalyst to build a nation based on unity and accountability, rather than dependence on refuges and ongoing deception.

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