Bishop Nabil Andari during the Lebanese Forces Martyrs' Mass in Maarab: "Tomorrow is ours" represents the will to live, and we want a state that serves the people and a new hope for Lebanon
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Bishop Andari: What progress has been made in the investigation of the Beirut port explosion? And what progress has been made in investigating the successive crimes, including those of Elias Hasrouni, Pascal Sleiman, and the ongoing incidents?
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Bishop Andari: Supporting certain causes does not justify sacrificing the well-being of our people in the south for the sake of advancing the path to Jerusalem
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Bishop Andari: We want a State, not mini-states, and we want a Parliament that will elect a President who will not undermine Lebanese identity
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Bishop Andari: The land is a living memory that affirms our unique identity and reminds us of our history, it is a land soaked in blood, and the land of saints and beatified individuals; will we allow the merchants of the temple to trade it away and wake up one day, not far off, to find ourselves strangers in our own land?
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