Queen Elizabeth II has been assiduous in maintaining the tradition of distributing gifts on Maundy Thursday, a ritual symbolising her belief that monarchy is about service.
Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent, a season of fasting and prayer, leading to Easter
Queen Elizabeth II’s role is shaped by Anglicanism, as defender of the faith and supreme governor of the Church of England
The Queen’s Christmas broadcast – a personal commentary and the big religious moment of the season
England’s Anglican cathedrals have been hit by a perfect storm caused by the Covid-19 pandemic with a massive drop in visitors and income, jeopardising their vital role in city communities.
Dominican friars on a pilgrimage to Oxford marking 800th anniversary of the arrival of their order in England
This year’s Chelsea Flower Show will feature a garden bringing Psalm 23 to life, offering solace, tranquillity, and hope
Pope Francis has tightened restrictions on the use of the Old Rite or Tridentine Latin Mass, which has been a vehicle for dissent against progressive reform.
Proposals for a new era of 10,000 lay-led church communities to transform the Church of England without vicars or church buildings have incensed priests who fear it will be the death-knell of the parish.
While football fans sing their hearts out supporting the England team during the Euros championship, church leaders and their congregation have expressed their frustration at the government’s refusal to end the ban on singing in church service
