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Al Mukhalles - Catholic -Dhour - Saha
Al Mukhalles - Orthodox - Dhour
Al Saydeh
     
Mar Boutross   
Mar Elias     
Mar Jeryes
Mar Takla
Mar Yohanna  
Saint Therese

 

Happy Easter 2008

Easter at Dayr Mar Elias - 50 photos slide show by Samar, samples below

A night with Jesus at Saydeh, Photo album by Samar

The Great Friday this year was really special at Saydeh church, it united the people of Shweir, Roum and Catholic, led by Abouna Johny from Mar Youhanna Catholic Monastery celebrated mass alongside side with Abouna George:   Click here to see Photos by Samar

Also the Great Friday Mass was held at Mar Takla church in Ain el Sindyeneh, as usual… Very special indeed...  Photos by Samar

Hajmet Al Saydet by Samar 

Slide Show of Palm Sunday in Shweir by Samar  and click here > > for Sabet al Azaar

And Palm Sunday in CALifornia - 5 Shweiry families meet there by chance.. 
Click here for more photos.

Happy Easter - Photo Album by Samar Peak below

        


Easter 2007

Crucifixion
Reenactment
Photos by Riad

Sha3neeneh at Saydeh Church -36 pictures by Samar
Mar Boutross Church - 16 photos
Saydeh Church - another 23 pictures
Markakla Church - Breaking Eggs  7 pictures
Darb El Saleeb - 48 pictures slide show by Samar

Nidal Ashkar in wheel chair waiting for prosthesis

Discussion @ Easter & Nidal on the Bulletin Board  

 

 

Amazing ... look below at all the activity that took place in April 2006

Emigrants Festival 2006 Committee
Click here to view MOTHERS' DAY PICTURES
HAPPY 100's Birthday Nassib Touma Sawaya
To see all 182 pictures of A3mmou Nassib's 100's Birthday Party, click here  
To read a report in Arabic about Jiddo Nassib's B'day on the BB by Samar Kiamy, Click here
Our infra-structure and its impact on the Environment
Sabbagh Brothers, Fareed & Maher, direct & produce musical play, Che Quevera
HAPPY EASTER

Al Is3af Mass - 97 pixs by Riad
The Mass was in the Mukhalis Orthodox Church w/Bouna Shalhoub
and Bouna Elie gave an excellent speech.

Good Friday at Saydeh and Dayr Mar Elias, by Riad
Good Friday - Al Jumaa al Azeemeh at Saydeh Church by Samar  
Al Hajmeh - Mar Takla Church by Samar
The Lord's Last Supper, click here to see 143 slide show pixs by Riad
Re-enacment of Crucifiction at Mukhliss Church, click to see pixs by Samar
Palm Sunday 2006 pictures by Samar
Palm Sunday 2006 pictures by Riad 
Easter 2006 -Passion Week Recital w/ Jumana Mdawar

 


Al Mukhallis - Orthodox - Dhour

April 2006

Al Is3af Mass - 97 pixs by Riad

The Mass was in the Mukhalis Orthodox Church w/Bouna Shalhoub
and Bouna Elie gave an excellent speech. Read text below.

It is so wonderful and uplifting to see the Orthodox and Catholic priests praying together

 


Al Saydeh  

HAPPY EASTER 2006

Good Friday at Saydeh and Dayr Mar Elias, by Riad

Good Friday - Al Jumaa al Azeemeh at Saydeh Church by Samar  

And Below, see Palm Sunday for Roum Orthodox

    

 

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Easter 2004

Anwar, This is the third Easter attended by Vanessa Georges Bou-Zeid at Deir Mar Elias.   I am sending you photos attached with this email for Vanessa from Easter 2004 hoping if you could post them in Shweir website. Thanks in advance,  Silva Bou-Zeid


 

 

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Thank You Nijad Chalhoub for sending us the brochure on Saydeh as we feature it here in.   Click on Thumbnails to enlarge.  Thank you Nijad.

 Read history about the Saydeh in the next pages below written by Raja Shweiri.  
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We hope the above information will clear some of the mystery surrounding the history of Al Saydeh.  Thank you all who responded to our questions and thank you again Nijad.  Well Done.  

Posted by Habeeb Nacol on August 20, 2000 at 12:31:09:

In Reply to: Churches by Najib Chalhoub posted by Visitor # 660 on August 15, 2000 at 21:31:16:

: The pictures of the churches are beautiful Thank you Najib. However the Gallery is not complete without Mar Abda, Mar Giryes, Saydit Ain Sindyaneh, Mar Tarez, and the three Mikhliss churches in Dhour. Did I forget any? Maybe Mar Youhanna.
: The Churches pictures brought some wonderful and sad memories back. These are the Churches where our ancestors, parents, and many of us got married at, That's where we & they were baptised, these are the places were we tearfully bid our loved ones farewell.
: This Gallery should be completed, I am calling on a volunteer from Shweir to post pictures of all our Churches, inside and outside.

: Web Master this is not a deviation from the Web page Mission Statement. On the contrary this is our heritage and will enrich our page. I also recommend having a dedicated page Titled "CHURCHES" that we can visit when we have the need to be closer to our spritual self in our little churches of Shweir.

: Once again Thank you Najib for the Idea.
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Mar Boutross   

 

Mar Elias     

For those of you who missed Easter 2005 at Mar Elias, here are some pictures of Good Friday and Easter Sunday

Eastern Good Friday
April 29, 2005
Thanks to
Silva Awad Bou Zeid
for sending the pictures
Eastern Easter Sunday
May 1, 2005

 


Visiting the recently discovered church below Dayr Mar Elias...

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My friend 
Milad Ataya... was working on the Dayr... 
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Entrance
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Prayer room
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Dayr Mar Elias - Poetry and Song       

Aug. 16, - 2001   Thursday  9:00 p.m. 
Poetry night led by the poet Shawki Amar with his gifted poets 


Roula Zaidan, in a setting that rivals 1001 nights, eloquently presents the program

“Chawki Amar ” At the “Emigrants’ Festival 2001”

A Report by Hanadi Adel Abdel Ahad

Poetry is one of the most widespread arts in our beautiful country, Lebanon. Through this art, poets express their feelings of sadness or happiness and describe the beauty they see around them. The Shweirieh, like their fellow Lebanese citizens, adore poetry. For this reason, they dedicate at least one day of the “Emigrants’ Festival” they hold annually to honor poetry and its masters.

This year, such an occasion was held on Thursday August the 16th at “Deir Mar Elias- Chouaya” at 21:00 o’clock, where the scene is fascinating,  overlooking from above the Metn, Kesrwan and Beirut; in fact, you feel breath taken as you simultaneously listen to the poems and watch outside in the darkness and silence of the lonely night.

It began with the national anthem, as the Shweirieh stood respectfully to proudly honor their country. Then the bishop “Elias Najm” gave a speech, and “Rima Bou Kheir” gave another, in the name of the committee organizing this year’s “Emigrants’ Festival”. After that, some girls and boys said a few poems. Later, the same girls and boys sang some poems, accompanied by “Marcel Nasr” who was playing the “ Oud or عود ” (a musical instrument). Consequently, the announcer“ Roula Zeidan” introduced “Chawki Amar”. Chawki is a poet from the village of Ain Anoub in the Chouf. He has written many books, including “Talinar” and “Falej Ma Taalej”, and he is soon going to sign a book under the title “Defending Reincarnation”. In addition, he has put together in one book 17000 popular proverbs. That night, he said some poems and 70 of those proverbs, each starting with the last word of the preceding one. He finalized them by saying something about Dhour El Shweir, our beloved village.

Indeed, that was one other splendid and pleasurable evening everybody spent, enjoyed and will remember as a souvenir forever.

Why everybody? Simply because the” Emigrants’ Festival” has succeeded in gathering and satisfying all the Shweirieh with their different age categories, taking into consideration their various interests and aspirations. Of course, we are thankful and grateful for that, and we do hope and pray a similar thing will take place next year. We will need God’s blessings for that!

Looking forward to seeing all the emigrants by then present at least for some time in their lovely, favorite, irreplaceable and dearest Shweir…

Thank You for a great report
Hanadi Adel Abdel Ahad

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Entrance lined with candle lit white bags
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Layal & Manal discussing Festival strategy
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Church from upper balcony
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Audience on the open air rooftop of Dayr Mar Elias
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Mitran Najm
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Roula Zaidan
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Rima Abi Kheir
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Young & inspiring poets

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Dr. Shawki Omar
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There is young Helen Ataya in the purple sweater
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Alternating poetry recitals
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Roula with 2 Shawkis
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Cynthia Samaha & Family from Jouwaar
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Antoine Abdu Saar Family from Doowaar
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Still lit candles lit the pathways to the exit...

The poetry recital, setting, music and production were professional and impressive.  

The audience expressed their gratitude, enjoyment, appreciation and accolades.  

And in particular, there was one "poette" that stood out... some attendees  wondered... "Who is that young lady in Red?  Where is she from?  She looks like a young Fairuz.  Is she related to Fairuz?

Okay, her name is Cynthia Samaha... full name is Cynthia Tanios Sami Asaad Girgi Tannous Samaha.  How is that for knowing your family roots that far back... quite impressive.  She recites poetry masterfully, sings with an angelic voice, I do not know if she is related to Fairuz but... with that voice and mannerism...  she may very well be the young and upcoming new "Fairuz".  I would like to say that Cynthia is my distant cousin since my grandmother is from the Samaha Family... but that may be jumping the gun (means rushing to quick conclusion).  I will wait to hear from her brother Elias who is in the process of building the family tree on the new program many of us are using, (see family tree web page) and compare how distant of cousins we are.  Cynthia and her family live in Jouwaar close to the flower shop.  When Cynthia becomes a big star, remember you heard about her on Shweir.com. 

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Mar Jeryes

New Subdeacon Rabih Abou Samra

Congratulations

احتفلت كنيسة مار جرجس _ الشوير بقداس الهي تم خلاله سيامة الأخ "ربيع وجيه ابو سمرا" شماساً رسائلياً بحضور الأهل والاًصدقاء .

ترأس المطران جورج خضر  _ مطران جبل لبنان _ الذبيحة الإلهية بمشاركة عدد من الكهنة ، وكان ذلك يوم السبت الواقع فيه 27 آب 2005 .

 

 

Parent - Teacher - Student Music forum at Mar Jeryes

Author Topic: Join us to the Bisantic music at Shweir
Samar Kiame
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posted 11-26-2005 08:28 AM      Profile for Samar Kiame     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
“Ni, Pa, Vou, Gha, Dhy, Ké, Zo, Ni…. » :
That’s what the children begin to chant when they enlighten the hall of Mar Jiryes church in shweir with the professional in the “Bisantic music and chant” Dr. Nicolas Rihbany and in the presence of the singer Samy Houbayaa (Clark).
The mothers who came with their children was surprised of seeing them learning very quickly even answering with much of enthusiasm the difficult questions posed by Dr. Rihbany so they profit from the occasion to learn what their children are learning.

The organizers of this activity wish to see young faces too to join and participate in such activities.

If you want to learn about the “Bisantic” music and chant, don’t be late; it is your chance,

Place: Mar Jiryes church - Shweir.
Date : Saturday at 6:00 p.m.

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Habeeb M. Nacol
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Samar, boy how I wish that I could be there for this occasion. Please tell us more.
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If you like to read folow up comments or post a response, go to:  http://www.shweir.com/cgi-bin/bboard/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=001702#000002

Thank you to all who helped put this event together.

Thank you Samar for the above report and taking and sending the pictures.

 

 

 

Mar Takla

Easter 2006 - Al Hajmeh - Mar Takla Church Pictures by Samar

Christmas Evening in Mar Takla w/Shweir Music

     

Author Topic: A Christmas night with the music group in Shweir
Samar Kiame
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posted 12-26-2005 11:42 AM      Profile for Samar Kiame     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
On Saturday 17/12/2005, the music group in Shweir invited to a Christmas night at Mar Takla church, where they sat in front of a wooden brown temple, wearing Santa’s hats and white neckerchiefs around their necks, and played the Christmas songs…

Wissam Sawaya gave the sign of the beginning and with one heart the musicians filled the air with the tunes that differed from a piece of music to another, the voices of the instruments join each others softly and quietly then powerfully and highly, they catch and attracted the hearts…

The people whom by their eyes where giving thankful looks, claps highly for the musicians and sometimes they was clapping and singing jolly with them, the small children stand to dance innocently and applaud with much of bright in their eyes…

All were pulled towards these young musicians, who were playing professionally on their instruments…

That night, this small church on the summit of the mountain in Ain el Sindyeneh gathered the people with love to celebrate the coming of the Christ, they prayed without words jolly and happily…

And one more time, the music group in Shweir improved its capacity on being one of the most successful acts in our town.

The musicians;

Wissam Sawaya: conductor
Khalil abi Kheir: Bass Guitar
Bashar Sawaya: D. Bass
Omar Dirgham: Trombone
Wael Baaklini: Keyboard
Salah bou Saab: Trumpet
Wassim Baaklini: Trumpet
Nabil abi Kheir: Trumpet
Darine el Rihbany: Clarinet
Silina bou Saab: Clarinet
Elie Samaha: Clarinet
Toufic Mirhej : T. Sax
Haykal el Halaby : A. Sax
Diyala el Rihbany: Flute
Elie Shammass: Flute
Carla el Halaby: Bongos
Nadine el Halaby: Drums
Darine el Halaby: Percussion

[ 12-29-2005, 04:17 AM: Message edited by: Samar Kiame ]

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Anwar
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posted 01-03-2006 02:36 PM      Profile for Anwar   Author's Homepage        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Thank you Samar for a great report and for sending the pictures.
Your report above gives excellent details about the event and lists the main participants. That is the best example of providing factual information about any event. It is so nice that we can list the members of the Shweir music and the instruments they play(ed). These players and the band leaders spend countless hours in practice sessions to entertain and enchant the community with their creativity and artistic abilities. It is great that we can recognize them individually and collectively.

Wishing all of you a very happy, healthy and successful 2006.

Anwar

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Ain El Sindyaneh - Summer 2003
Mar Takla Expansion and Renovation
Thank you George Samaha
of Alsad Restaurant for making this data possible

A new Bell Tower in Ain Sindyaneh


300 degreeView from
Mar Takla Roof

It is hard to tell where the expansion section started because we still have some of the best craftsmen to build "akd" (coved stone ceilings)...
This whole area behind where Edmond Rahbani placed his hand is the new addition.
Many Thanks to all the people who made the great effort possible.

 

Author Topic: 3eed Mar Takla
Samar Kiame
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posted 09-28-2005 11:23 AM      Profile for Samar Kiame     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
In the middle of the darkness of Ain el Sindyeneh Mountain, small candles draw by its lights the walls of Mar Takla church where people went by road or cross the old and long stairs that contribute to it to celebrate on this evening 3eed Mar Takla that this event repeated every year at the evening of 23 of September.

But this year, different things were prepared for this celebration;
After the mass in which people prayed warmly especially for Abouna Ibrahim to come back soon to his church after an operation in his leg that unfortunately didn’t allow him to attend this event, young musicians from the musical group in Shweir and with much of confidence, they caught the audience attention by the holly music they played inside this beautiful church which the stones of its walls alone gave a tenderly feeling to its visitors, and so what to say, when this area combine with the tunes of these youths who was playing sensitively in their instruments, and maybe it is the first time in the “Orthodox church” in our town prayers happened in a different way, prayers with no words, an innocent language make you closer from God.
And “Jabal Libnen” recital too, came to share this occasion in this small village.

And this was just the beginning, outside the church, all the people gathered under the big oak where a party of Zajal began, and Mr. Karam Korban didn’t forget to tell some of his poems prepared especially for this event.
And what to say, when the “dabkeh” with the “tableh” and “dirbakeh” make all the feet in one step hit the ground of that small square that missed to hear that laughs long time ago…
Not to forget the “Awarma”, “Hareeseh”, “mana’eesh 3a saj” , cakes and fruits brought from the village to share it with those who came from Achrafieh, Shweir, Khonshara, Mrouj, Bikfaya and the “Abadayet” who came from Himlaya, wearing t-shirts where it is written “Tourass el Matn” and they continued the evening with shows took us back to the ancient days when men used to do a competition to see who can carry the most heaviest stone.
Around the “Abadayet” people made a ring, and an area of excitement, stimulation, encouragement, laughs and enjoy made some volunteers participate to carry the big stones, some of them succeeded, others didn’t but at least they tried….

Yin3ad 3alaykon

Samar

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Inshallah yen3ad 3al jamee3!!  Congratulations, Ain Al Sindiyaneh!! It seems that it was a great event. Hopefully we can have some pictures, and MOST IMPORTANT:

Maybe eid al mughtarebeen committee can learn few things. I am sure, the people in Ain Al Sindiyaneh did not have a budget to talk about!!!

My simple question is: Why can't we do the same for every festival, Eid Mar Elias, Eid al Rub, Eid al Saydeh, Independence Day, Christmas, Easter, Scouts day (I believe sometime in August) etc. That is the only way we can bring back life to our beloved town.

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And here are some pictures...




 

 

Tank you Samar for the report and the pictures.  :)

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Mar Yohanna  

 

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October 2000:  The following are from Souheil Khonaysser, Texas, USA

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Thank You Souheil Khonaysser for clearing the exact date for the first printing press in the Middle East 

 

St. Therese

Eid Saint Therese

Ain El Sindyaneh who celebrated the last week 3eed Mar Takla, continue this week on celebrating 3eed Saint Therese that date in the first of October.

Saint Therese church differ from the other churches in our town by its children that every Sunday when Abouna Mkhayel arrive to the village coming from Mar Yuhana convent, they hurried to ring the bell.

These children, that their eyes and bodies are full of life, are gathered in this church with love and faith.

On this evening, they was proud to become a part of “Chevalier de Marie” society, and swear in front of God and their parents and all who came to visit this church in this evening, to follow Mary’s steps by working, serving and giving with love as a duty for their belonging to this society.

These happiest moments was clearly appearing in their smile faces.

After the Mass they invited people to share them the sketches they prepared and that is took from stories from the bible.

And I can’t tell how much Abouna Boulos Bou Rjayleh, who is one of the founders of “Chevalier de Marie” society before the war, was happy of seeing it born again.

End of the first day

The second day, a songs party was decided near the church with the singers “Nabil Abou Chibel” and “Chady el Reef” who spent the night singing and people didn’t stop the “dabkeh” and oriental dances, and of course not to forget the “mana’eesh 3al saj” and drinks that are ready in every party.

End of the second day

 In the third day, 2/10/2005 a Mass took place in the church with the presence of the fathers from Mar Yuhana convent, nuns from Khonshara and Shweir and people who came from the different regions to pray in this occasion to the “Saint Therese”.

Mabrook for our real “Chevaliers de Marie” w yin3ad 3al jamee3.

Samar