More people in the U K correctly identified a line from the Lord s Prayer than quotes from Shakespeare, Dickens, Churchill or ...

The famous literary lines were “To be or not to be”, from Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, and the opening to Dickens’s A Tale of Two Cities: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”.

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Retired Bishop Nestor Cariño, who died over a week ago, was laid to rest Monday, June 2, at the Cathedral of St. Gregory the ...

Amid growing economic and social challenges in Nigeria, Archbishop Ignatius Ayau Kaigama of Nigeria’s Catholic Archdiocese of ...

Wrexham Mission Hub is one of three new Mission Hub Churches being created in the Diocese of St Asaph following a £5.6m ...

At one level, it's going to be really helpful because the name he chose, Leo XIV, is important. He has been very clear about ...

The former Cardinal Robert Prevost vowed to work for unity. “I think he will inspire,” said Susan Hanssen, a professor who was born in Chicago and just arrived in Rome to teach.

He turned his hand to look at the ring and seal and then clasped his hands in front of him in prayer ... great desire be for a united church, a sign of unity and communion, which becomes a leaven for ...

In the first week of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate, his preaching and speeches have featured quotations from saints and Church Fathers from St. Ignatius of Antioch to St. Gregory the Great.

Indeed, the first Pope Leo — known as Leo the Great — served 440-461. He is best known as the pope who persuaded Attila the Hun to turn back from the invasion of Italy. His thinking was also central ...

To some, he was a papist, openly disdainful of Cranmer and the Prayer Books that bore his imprint ... where whirlwind speaking engagements raised large sums of money to support St Gregory’s ...