The Lebanese Maronite Order is a religious order within the Maronite Church, a branch of the Catholic Church. Founded in the 17th century, it focuses on spiritual life, education, and social service. The order is known for its commitment to monastic living and community service, particularly in Lebanon and the surrounding regions. Members of the Lebanese Maronite Order, known as Maronite monks, engage in various activities, including teaching, pastoral work, and charitable initiatives. The order emphasizes the importance of prayer, community, and the promotion of Christian values in society.