• Armenian Catholic Clergy Institute
  Bzommar, Lebanon
• Bibliothèque Orientale at the Université Saint-Joseph
  Beirut, Lebanon
• Our Lady of Balamand Monastery and University
  Tripoli, Lebanon
• Armenian Apostolic Catholicosate of the Great House of Cilicia
  Antelias, Lebanon
• Deir Mar Yuhanna al-Shuwayr (“Monastery of Saint John the Baptist at Shweir”)
  Khonchara, Lebanon
• Monastery of Saint George at Deir-esh-Shir
  Jounieh, Lebanon
• Université du Saint-Esprit
  Kaslik, Lebanon
• Deir el-Kreim, Lebanese Maronite Missionary Order
  Jounieh, Lebanon

• Priory of Rome
• National Archives of Malta

• Melkite Greek-Catholic Archdiocese of Aleppo
  Aleppo, Syria
• Syriac Orthodox Archdiocese of Aleppo
  Aleppo, Syria
• Syriac Catholic Archdiocese of Aleppo
  Aleppo, Syria
• Syriac Orthodox Archdiocese of Homs
  Homs, Syria

• The Stefanyk Library of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
  L’viv, Ukraine
• L’viv Historical Museum
  L’viv, Ukraine

• Saint Thomas Christian Manuscript Collections
  Kerala, India

• Austria/Germany/Switzerland
• British Isles
• Iberia
• Italy
• Malta
• South Africa
• Sweden
• Ethiopia

The Lebanese Maronite Missionary Order was founded by a Lebanese Maronite bishop, Yuhanna Habib, in the mid-nineteenth century. Also known as the “Kreimistes” from the name of their Motherhouse, Deir al-Kreim (“Monastery of the Vineyard”), north of Beirut, the Order undertakes a variety of works, including a well-known high school in Jounieh, Lebanon. The manuscript collection has been assembled from the parishes and other sites visited by members of the Order since its foundation, and now consists of approximately 1000 manuscripts in Syriac, Arabic, and Karshuni (Arabic written with Syriac letters). HMML began digitizing the collection in Spring 2007.

Learn more about the Maronite Catholic Church.