The Knights Hospitaller were once based near Alexandra Palace in north London according to a Victorian source
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Catholic churches all over Europe are graced with sacred statues of Christ, the Virgin Mary and the many, many saints. But when these churches are closed or renovated, we see these statues in a whole new light. Shorn of their…
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Gadara is a biblical city that was part of the Decapolis and where Jesus cured two people. It has black basalt Roman remains that are distinctive.
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What was the power behind saints’ relics in the Middle Ages?
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A look back at how the Knights Templar delivered a stunning victory at the battle of Montgisard
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