There have been countless “Crusades” over the centuries. In today’s world, the word crusade has been used several times by ...

The Papal nuncio will celebrate Mass for the first time in Canterbury Cathedral on 7 July, to mark the feast of the ...

June 2nd stands out in history as a day marked by events that have shaped nations, inspired movements, and witnessed ...

Geneva expels protestant reformer John Calvin and his followers from the city. Calvin lives in exile in Strasbourg for ...

Religious sites in France aren’t just places of worship—they’re architectural and cultural icons, filled with centuries-old artistry and history. From grand cathedrals to intimate chapels, each site ...

Philip C. Almond does not work for ... In the year 1190, King Richard I of England, on his way to the Holy Land, was informed by the Italian theologian Joachim of Fiore (c.1135–1202) the ...

The journey that brought Prince Philip to Winchester began in mid ... "King and Queen of England, France, Naples, Jerusalem, and Ireland. Defenders of the Faith, Princes of Spain and Sicily ...

he was not only king of England, but duke of Normandy, count of Maine, of Poitou and of Anjou; he lost these territories for good in 1214 after being diplomatically and militarily outwitted by Philip ...

Looming over the Dordogne River in central France ... built in 1196 by Richard I of England, whose inheritance of Normandy raised tensions with the French king, Philip II. Built to fend off ...

In 1191, the princess was again taken captive as a result of one of her father’s conflicts, this time by Richard I of England ... in west-central France. The historian Annette Parks has ...

We also saw them working together in World War II, with dictator ... found a possibility in Philip IV the Fair (not to be confused with his Spanish namesakes), sovereign of France and Navarre, who was ...