Lebanon and Paul Numan (2) – Wissam Musallam

Father Paul Naaman was a prominent figure in Lebanon, having endured painful experiences during the Lebanese Civil War, including the displacement of Damoush, which he described as a catastrophe. He emphasized the importance of resistance and education, and sought to develop Saint Joseph University through initiatives such as establishing the Faculty of Law in honor of Dr. Edmon Naim. Despite health challenges he faced, he remained committed. He spoke openly about the mistakes made during the war and the importance of national unity. He left a significant impact in both the religious and academic fields in Lebanon, and was honored after his death as a symbol of Lebanon's cause and national identity.

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