Maronite Catholic Archeparchy of Tyre

The Maronite Catholic Archeparchy of Tyre is an ecclesiastical jurisdiction covering several regions in southern Lebanon. It encompasses the districts of Tyre, Hasbaya, Nabatiye, and Marjayoun, with a network of parishes and clergy serving the local communities.

The archeparchy originated from a reorganization of Maronite dioceses in the 18th century when church leadership redefined territorial boundaries. Later institutional changes expanded its administrative scope and strengthened its role in the region.

The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Seas in Tyre is the main place of worship for the Maronite community and anchors their spiritual life in the city. It serves as the heart where believers gather for major celebrations and daily prayer, shaping how the community comes together throughout the year.

The archeparchy maintains a clergy who regularly provide religious services and sacraments across multiple churches in the jurisdiction. Visitors can participate in masses and religious observances held throughout the year at different locations.

The jurisdiction underwent an institutional elevation that expanded its formal status and recognition within church administration. This transformation reflected growing importance and broader geographic or spiritual significance in the broader ecclesiastical framework.