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Three Scarborough schools were joined by a host of famous faces and remarkable individuals as they celebrated Earth Day 2022.

St. Margaret Clitherow was born in Middleton, England, in 1555, of protestant parents. Possessed of good looks and full of wit and merriment, she was a charming personality. In 1571, she married John Clitherow, a well-to-do grazier and butcher (to whom she bore two children), and a few years later ...

The Tudor dynasty, which reigned for nearly 120 exciting years, gave rise to five monarchs who are among the most infamous and provocative sovereigns in

By Joseph Pearce - As I overcame my fear and ignorance of the traditional liturgy, I found myself falling in love with it.

This Encyclopedia Britannica religion list features 7 grisly and gruesome deaths of Roman Catholic saints.

With Nepal in the grip of a second wave of coronavirus, primary school children in Stevenage have written to their MP or the prime minister, imploring them to step in and help.

Elizabeth Prout (pictured) has been approved by the Pope for the title of venerable A Victorian nun known as the Mother Teresa of Manchester is on course to become Britains second saint of modern times as the Pope approves her for the title of venerable. Elizabeth Prout, who died 155 years ago, has been hailed by Vatican theologians as a figure who lived a life of heroic virtue.   Now the nun has taken another key step on the road to canonisation, as a Vatican bulletin announced yesterday tha...

January 17, 2021 ST. JOHN’S – Dougie McDonough, 44, got to fulfill every curling fan’s dream yesterday at a bonspiel final when he caught the game-winning stone at the expense of the majority of his bones. Harvey Dunstun, the winning team’s skip, reportedly called the final shot by pointing out towards the bleachers before throttling the rock down the ice at 175 kilometers an hour. The stone knocked out all of the opponent’s rocks before ricocheting into the stands where it crushed th...