A message has been found sprawled out in front of a fifth-century church, left as a warning for all who dared to enter.

As Christianity spread across Europe in the Middle Ages, the consumption of horse meat dropped. However, archeological ...

In a recent episode of her podcast Ex-Psychic Saved, former medium Jenn Nizza sounded the alarm on grounding, or earthing, ...

PATHS OF GLORY is a moving drama set during the events of WWI, following soldiers accused of cowardice after failing to ...

The black-and-white thinking in our politics brings to mind a skill that the state of Texas requires me to teach my college ...

COMMENTARY: Devotion to one’s country is not only in accord with human dignity but essential for pursuing the City of God in ...

A gold shilling located by a metal detectorist near Norwich may be no larger than a fingernail, but it wields quite a bit of history—and some distinct designs. The small gold coin discovered in the ...

They once symbolised pagan festivals, then moved into Christian rites, survived royal bans, and sailed through waves of superstition. Yet they remain a symbol of Easter around the world.

Hot cross buns aren't just a sweet snack that appears around Easter. They carry centuries of storytelling in their dough. From ancient gods to modern ...

Do you prefer yours with sultanas and spices, or Vegemite and cheese? However you eat them, hot cross buns reflect centuries of tradition – and superstition.

From Pagan loaves to Christian buns Early Christians started marking bread with a cross to show their devotion, and ate it throughout the year.

Halloween was not always a holiday of candy, costumes, and parties. Its history stretches back almost two thousand years. But what is this history? And what extent can we call Halloween a ...