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François Eid
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François Eid (24 July 1943 –) is a prelate of the Maronite Church who served as the bishop of the Eparchy of Cairo.
Quotes
I believe that the formation of future African priests to the one belonging to Our Lord Jesus, Teacher and Model, represents the only alternative to form these priests into instruments of peace and reconciliation. Thus, their mission should not be considered as the place for a competition of personal, family or tribal interests, rather, to the contrary, a place for the encounter between brothers beloved by the Lord and called upon to build together, in Charity, His Kingdom of Peace and Justice.
- H. Exc. Mons. François EID, O.M.M., Bishop of Cairo of Maronite Rite (EGYPT) (6 October 2009) Press Office of the Holy See
Confessionalism in the Islamic societies where many Christians live and bear witness in the Middle East deeply affects their spirit and their behavior. From this stems confinement, withdrawal from others and hostility. These Christians are not "indigenous citizens". To the contrary, they belong fundamentally and organically to the social fabric and national identity of their respective countries. This is why they are called upon to live their faith and to bear witness to it.
Intervention of Mons. François EID, Bishop of Cairo of the Maronites (EGYPT) (13 October 2010) Vatican Radio
Our country is already immersed in that terrible conflict. And this, for Lebanon, can be devastating.
Patriarch Rai: sectarian militias will lead the country to ruin (15 July 2013) Fides News Agency
The Lebanese martyrs have to be celebrated even if the Turks do not want to. The Maronite Church supports the need to restore a national feast for the martyrs, and that can help preserve the unity of the Lebanese people.
The Maronite Bishops ask for the feast of the "Lebanese Martyrs" to be restored (7 May 2015) Fides News Agency
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Category:1943 births
Category:Living people
Category:Catholics from Lebanon
Category:Maronite Catholic bishops