Philippe Adel Hanine leaves Lebanon orphaned

The article focuses on the decline of the role and effectiveness of the Maronite Church in Lebanon in facing national crises, especially amid increasing divisions and a diminished sense of responsibility for safeguarding Lebanon's sovereignty and unity. It criticizes the silence of religious leaders and their preoccupation with maintaining personal interests, rather than taking clear stances and fulfilling a sense of national duty. The piece notes that history shows the Church has long been a guardian of freedom and dignity, but today it faces dangers that threaten its role due to internal conflicts and its subservience to political interests. The article emphasizes the need for the Church to return to its historic responsibility of defending Lebanon, with leaders who possess experience and a reformative will—rather than merely defending positions and vested interests. In conclusion, the article warns that betraying the trust placed in the Church will leave Lebanon torn apart, as ultimately, the people bear the final trust for their homeland. The absence of courage and clarity among spiritual leaders could lead to Lebanon losing its role and its historic missions.

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