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EPARCHY OF BEIRUT (Eparchia Berytensis Syrorum)
Country : Lebanon
Denomination : Syriac Catholic
Established : 1817
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Arms of Bishops
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Ignace Michel III Djarwé (1783-1800)
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Ignace Michel Zahir (1802-1810)
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Ignace Siméon Zora (1816-1818)
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Ignace Pierre Jarweh (1828-1851)
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Ignace Antoine Samhiri (1853-1864)
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Ignazio Filippo Harcus (1866-1874)
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Ignace George Chelhot (1874-1891)
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Cirillo Benham Benni (1894-1897)
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Ignace Denis Ephrem Rahmani (1898-1929)
Ignatius Gabriel Tappouni (1929–1968)
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Ignace Antoine II Hayek (1968-1998)
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Ignace Moussa Daoud (1998- 2001)
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Ignace Pierre VIII Abdel-Ahad (2001-2008)
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Ignace Joseph III Younan (2009-present)
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