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Al-Mabarrat Delegation Visits the Antonine Sisters and National Evangelical Secondary Schools with Holiday Greetings

صورة جماعية لستة أشخاص بينهم سيدة محجّبة ورجل دين مسيحي يقفون في مكتب تعلوه صورة مؤطرة للسيدة العذراء وصليب | Group photo of six people, including a woman in a headscarf and a Christian clergyman, standing in an office beneath a framed image of the Virgin Mary and a cross

A delegation from Al-Mabarrat Charitable toured Al-Rahibat Al-Antouniyat High School in Nabatieh and the National Evangelical School in Nabatieh, offering congratulations on the occasion of Christmas. The delegation comprised: the official for relations in the south at Al-Mabarrat Hajj Ali Hussein, the official for relations in Nabatieh at Al-Mabarrat Sheikh Ali Ghandour, the two members of the relations team in Nabatieh Ali Yassine and Hajja Yosra Assi, and the resources official at Imam Al-Rida Mabarrat Hussein Hattab.

The delegation began its tour with a visit to the National Evangelical School in Nabatieh, offering Christmas congratulations to its principal Shadi Al-Hajjar. It then visited Al-Sayyeda High School of the Antonine Sisters in Nabatieh, offering congratulations to its principal Mother Camelia Al-Kozi and to the high school's nuns on the occasion of Christmas.

Ghandour said: “Our visit to the Antonine Sisters and the Evangelical school in Nabatieh - these two long-established educational institutions, rooted in the city of Nabatieh through the message of education and knowledge they have carried to the generations in the area - is a visit to offer greetings on the birth of the Lord Christ and on glorious Christmas, which we hope will bring goodness to our homeland, our region and our people, and that the new year may be a year of goodness for Lebanon and its people. On this occasion we affirm the necessity of dialogue and communication, and of humanizing the human being and respecting him whatever his beliefs.”

Ali Hussein delivered a speech carrying “congratulations on the feast to those working at the Antonine Sisters and the Evangelical school in Nabatieh, and to all the Lebanese, Muslims and Christians, and the hope that coexistence may remain Lebanon's eternal wealth”. 


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