Nour El-Khoury
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Nour El-Khoury is a Maronite Christian Lebanese woman, born on June 7, 1960. Maronite is an oriental confession that follows the Roman Catholic Church. During the Lebanese war in the 1980s, wounds on the back of Nour’s hands appeared and pieces of incense started to come out, accompanied by oil exuding, apparitions and messages from The Holy.
Her socio-political phenomenon got a local and international media coverage, among which the local Maronite Christian media.
Six years after her death, on December 16, 2004, incense smell came out from her dress that was worn by her niece for a dress-up party, this was also covered by the Lebanese Christian Media.
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