Forming the bedrock of Western art, the first of untold depictions of Jesus Christ has a surprisingly irreverent beginning.

In Greg Sheridan’s latest book, “pagan” Rome is a straw man, against which he posits early Christianity as the loving and brave hero.

At the beginning of his pontificate, Leo declared himself to be a “son of St. Augustine.” He also committed himself to ...

Mt. Pleasant Area Historical Society will unveil a window into the past on Sunday, during the community’s annual Glass and ...

Roman Emperors weren't used to rejection or ridicule. In today's episode, however, Kate is joined by historian and author, ...

This video explores the Roman imperial cult, the system through which emperors were honored as gods from the late Republic ...

And Why Swimming Is Banned! In this video, Alice Loxton visits one of the most fascinating Roman sites in Britain, the Roman ...

Catholic social teaching, he said, states that nations have the right to control their own borders and provide security, and ...

Revolutions' and 'History of Rome' host Mike Duncan discusses the decline of the American empire, comparing it to Rome and ...

The Western Roman Empire was massive. At one point, it covered an area from modern-day Portugal to Croatia, and England to ...

Competition — the bedrock of a free market society. Without competition, innovation is stifled and choice becomes an illusion ...

Rare artifacts dating back potentially thousands of years have been found in a British Columbia thrift store and donated to ...