Camille Moubarak

He became the administrator of La Sagesse School in Beirut from 1987 to 1997, then La Sagesse School of Jdeideh, Metn, from 1997 to 1999. He was the President of Sagesse University between 2011 and 2015, as had served previously as Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations for 15 years. In 2015 he received the Deanship of the Doctoral Institute at Sagesse University.

He was ordained as a priest on June 9, 1984, and served in a number of Maronite parishes within the archdiocese of Beirut, including Saint Joseph at Ashrafieh, Our Lady at Ain Saadeh, Saint George at Beit Mery, Saint Antony at Jdeideh El Metn and lately Our Lady at Hadath. He was elevated to Chorbishop on October 7, 2012.

Monsignor Camille Moubarak (born December 15, 1947, in Kfarnis, Lebanon) is a Lebanese political scientist, academic, poet, writer, and Maronite Priest. His has written and lectured widely on Lebanese politics, peace and democracy.

Camille Moubarak was born on December 15, 1947, the son of Moubarak Moubarak and Zahia Chahine. He was homeschooled by his parents until he joined the school of Lebanese Missionaries in Jounieh, Lebanon, and subsequently attended public school in Ain Dara, and then secondary public school in Furn el Chebbak, where he graduated with a concentration in philosophy. He later attended the University of St. Joseph of the Jesuits in Beirut, where he majored in Literature and graduated with a PhD. His dissertation was titled "Ibn Khaldun's Racial Discrimination". Afterwards, he studied for another major in Philosophy and Theology at the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik in Jounieh, before travelling to Rome to join the Pontifical Lateran University, studying economic, political and reformatory theories, and graduating with a doctoral degree in Social Ecclesial Doctrine. His thesis was entitled "The Issue of Minorities between Politics and Religion."