It has been a longstanding point of contention among Christians A new book claims to have determined the exact day and time that Jesus was crucified, merging science and references from the Bible. For many Christians, Jesus Christ’s death is one of the key moments described in the Bible. However, the Bible does not specify […]
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She’s made history Dame Sarah Mullally has been named the first female Archbishop of Canterbury. The King has approved the appointment of the Dame Sarah Mullally to the role of Archbishop of Canterbury, the most senior clerical role in the Church of England. In doing so, Mullally becomes the first ever female to hold the […]
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Carlo Acutis was beautified five years ago The first millennial saint has been made. Announced by Pope Leo XIV, the late Carlo Acutis has been canonised this morning almost two decades since passing away from leukaemia aged just 15. Acutis, whose body has been preserved for the last 19 years, was initially set to be […]
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Carlo Acutis was beautified five years ago The first millennial saint is due to finally be canonised on September 7, 2025. Announced by Pope Leo XIV, it’ll see the late Carlo Acutis get his saintly dues almost two decades since passing away from leukaemia aged just 15. Acutis, whose body has been preserved for the […]
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It’s all in the blood The supposed blood of Jesus Christ on the Shroud of Turin has been verified as ‘human and male’. First discovered in the 14th century, this famous stretch of holy linen cloth is said to feature the faint of image of the Son of God, whom many Christians believe was buried […]
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“Christ wouldn’t have lasted a minute.” Dame Sheila Hancock has said that Jesus would be cancelled if he were alive today. The legendary actress was speaking to The Telegraph ahead of the release of her episode of My Life at Christmas with Anita Rani of Countryfile. The show is set to explore her Quaker faith, […]
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