The body that was found on Saturday on the seaside road in Naameh in southern Lebanon belonged to a Christian Maronite monk identified as Elie Jerjes al-Makdesi, National News Agency reported on Sunday.
LBC television also reported that Makdesi died of asphyxiation after he was strangled with a rope.
Makdesi, born in 1962, was from the town of Hosh Hala in the Beqaa Valley, the report said, adding that he was a monk at the Bahrsaf Monastery in Mount Lebanon.
Whatever these guys are ‘monking’ around doing besides tending gardens and cemeteries, they at least do that head-to-toe covering-up thing with a blanket. Somebody prefers black to brown ?? Or were his tomatoes better than anyone else’s??
these monks teach love and respect unlike your own kind
Well I guess a joke wasn’t quite in order … but maybe you haven’t been reading me. Which ‘kind’ do you think I am?
Exactly, your jokes sometimes are out of place…
these monks teach love and respect unlike your own kind
Well I guess a joke wasn’t quite in order … but maybe you haven’t been reading me. Which ‘kind’ do you think I am?
Exactly, your jokes sometimes are out of place…
For many, a GOOD tomato ‘is to die for’!
For many, a GOOD tomato ‘is to die for’!
Whatever these guys are ‘monking’ around doing besides tending gardens and cemeteries, they at least do that head-to-toe covering-up thing with a blanket. Somebody prefers black to brown ?? Or were his tomatoes better than anyone else’s??
these monks teach love and respect unlike your own kind
Well I guess a joke wasn’t quite in order … but maybe you haven’t been reading me. Which ‘kind’ do you think I am?
Exactly, your jokes sometimes are out of place…
For many, a GOOD tomato ‘is to die for’!
I strongly believe that religious figures should be a red line.
I strongly believe that religious figures should be a red line.
I strongly believe that religious figures should be a red line.
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