Maronite Saints are revered figures in the Maronite Church, a branch of the Catholic Church that follows the traditions of the Syrian Christian community. These saints are celebrated for their piety, miracles, and contributions to the faith, often serving as role models for the faithful. Many Maronite Saints are associated with the early Christian period and have played significant roles in the history of Christianity in the Middle East. Among the most notable Maronite Saints is Saint Maron, the founder of the Maronite monastic tradition, who lived in the 4th century. His followers established communities that emphasized asceticism and devotion. Other saints, such as Saint Sharbel Makhlouf and Saint Rafka, are also venerated for their spiritual lives and miraculous intercessions, inspiring many within the Maronite community and beyond.