a plastic surgeon from Beirut, examined the mark and believed it was a third-degree burn despite not causing Nader pain. The mark has since repeatedly faded and returned. Inspired by his experience, in 1995 Nader began a prayer group called the Family of Saint Sharbel. Its mission is “to contribute to the Catholic Church’s evangelizing mission through living the spirituality of Saint Sharbel in the world.” Nader claims Saint Charbel has appeared to him many more times, and 16 of the saint's locutions to Nader have been published. See also List of Catholic saintsCharbelicaris maronites'' – a fossil from Lebanon named in honour of Charbel Saint Charbel Makhlouf, patron saint archive References External links Saint Charbel Monastery On Google Maps Street View By Paul Saad Life of St. Charbel on YouTube (English subtitle movie) Saint Charbel Official Website Saint Charbel Official Application (Android) Saint Charbel Official Application (iTune) Saint Charbel.com English site A spiritual way (French website) (belorussian website) (russian website) "St. Sharbel Makhluf", Saint of the Day, American Catholic Saints.SQPN: Charbel Makhlouf Santiebeati:Charbel Mahklouf Life and Death of Saint Charbel Brief History of Saint Sharbel (In Syriac and English) 1828 births 1898 deaths People from Bsharri District Lebanese hermits Eastern Catholic hermits 19th-century Eastern Catholic clergy Eastern Catholic monks Eastern Catholic priests Burials in Lebanon Incorrupt saints Lebanese Maronite saints Canonizations by Pope Paul VI 19th-century Christian monks Miracle workers