Meet Sr. Suzanne Wakim – a dedicated religious sister teaching philosophy in Lebanon’s Catholic universities. What sets her apart is her ability to engage students of all faiths, including Muslims, in discussions about Christ in philosophy.
By Fr. Paweł Rytel-Andrianik & Tomasz Zielenkiewicz
Teaching in four universities, Sister Suzanne Wakim is a voice of knowledge in Pope Benedict XVI’s anthropological and philosophical thought, with works published in Arabic.
Her impact on students is profound, as evidenced by their gratitude and newfound understanding of philosophy. Even students from other classes are drawn to her lectures, eager to learn more about Christ in philosophy.
With a strong sense of mission, Sr. Wakim is passionate about shaping the minds of future priests and encouraging education among fellow religious sisters. She emphasizes the importance of continuous learning in a world where knowledge is key.
Despite her busy schedule, Sister Wakim manages to publish academic works and expand her linguistic abilities, showcasing a commitment to personal growth amidst her many responsibilities.
Belonging to the Salvatorian Sisters of Our Lady of the Annunciation, Sr. Suzanne Wakim’s influence extends beyond the classroom, touching the lives of students and colleagues alike.
