LONDON — A 16th-century wooden statue of St. George, venerated as a Christian martyr who killed a dragon to rescue a Libyan king’s daughter, has been unrestored in Spain to all its slightly ...

Citizens of Washington City gathered at Veteran’s Park on the morning of Independence Day for the unveiling of a statue ...

An image shared on X claims to show a statue of St. Michael the Archangel slaying a dragon outside the United Nations (UN) building. Verdict: Misleading The image shows St. George, not St. Michael.

St. Michael and the shadow of George Floyd. Departing from constitutional considerations, ... 3rd civil liberties group criticizes Quincy's saint statues: A 60-second read City's saint statues: ...

St George and the Dragon Statue Contributed by The Devon Show ... She took me as an 11 year old to the bombed house where we found some bomb damaged 8 inch figures of St George and the Dragon.

On the steps of the SC Statehouse sits a statue of George Washington, with a broken walking stick. How it broke, however, is ...

This a statue of St. George slaying the dragon at his feet. St. Mary's Church, originally commissioned in 1870 by the Marquess of Ripon, is adorned by statues of Knights, ...

A grassroots effort in St. George to raise funds to create an art installation honoring its LGBTQ+ community has succeeded and the bison-shaped fiberglass piece has been installed.

In the town of Luková in the Czech Republic sits St. George's Church, but it's not your typical place of worship. In 2012, an artist installed dozens of statues of ghostlike figures that still ...

Military history buffs in London were probably perplexed to see the statue of George Washington, a gift presented by the United States to the United Kingdom more than a century ago, being taken ...

St. Michael and the shadow of George Floyd Departing from constitutional considerations, the letter concludes by criticizing the image of St. Michael, who steps on the head and neck of demon, as ...

But I have received from my parishioners more gifts of pictures, holy cards, icons and statues of St. George than any other saint. Obviously, someone up there thinks I need him.