7 Years Ago, Cardinal Pell Made History in Canterbury Cathedral
On July 7, 2015, Cardinal George Pell became the first Catholic cardinal since the 16th century to offer Mass at the cathedral’s high altar.
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Exactly 850 Years Ago, St. Thomas Becket Was Martyred
Defending the interests of the Church, Thomas knew, would ultimately bring him in conflict with King Henry II.
A Canterbury Tale of Woe or Opportunity?
Signs of Christianity’s decline are now clearly showing in England’s historic cathedral city.
Anglican Primates Smack Episcopal Church over ‘Gay Marriage’
The statement from Anglican leaders of 37 countries censured the U.S. branch for departing from the church’s traditional teaching of marriage ‘as between a man and a woman in faithful, lifelong union.’
